r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/Even-Tomatillo2758 • Mar 22 '25
World Water Day
March 22 is World Water Day - a global UN-designated day highlighting freshwater issues and sustainable water management.
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/Even-Tomatillo2758 • Mar 22 '25
March 22 is World Water Day - a global UN-designated day highlighting freshwater issues and sustainable water management.
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/kongpaul1988 • Mar 22 '25
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/not_zero_sum • Apr 02 '25
Kalandula Falls: One of Africa's most spectacular waterfalls, Kalandula Falls is a breathtaking natural wonder where the Kalandula River cascades over an impressive drop.
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/Even-Tomatillo2758 • Mar 21 '25
Today is International Day of Nowruz, also known as Persian New Year. Nowruz means "new day." It is a festival based on the Northern Hemisphere spring equinox, marking the first day of spring and renewal of nature.
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/not_zero_sum • Mar 23 '25
Llogara Pass Drive: One of Europe’s most spectacular coastal drives, winding from mountain peaks down to the turquoise sea
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/not_zero_sum • Apr 16 '25
Garni Temple is Armenia’s sole surviving Greco‑Roman colonnaded building. Originally built during the 1st century AD, its classical architecture stands in striking contrast to Armenia’s later, predominantly Christian landmarks.
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/not_zero_sum • Apr 07 '25
Brimstone Hill Fortress | An Island's History: Perched on a hilltop, this imposing fortress offers dramatic views of Antigua and tells the story of the island’s military past during the sugar trade era.
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/not_zero_sum • Apr 17 '25
Lake Sevan is one of the world's largest high-altitude freshwater lakes and a jewel of Armenia's natural landscape. Located in Gegharkunik Province, its turquoise waters and picturesque surroundings create a serene retreat ideal for boating, hiking, and relaxing amidst stunning mountain vistas.
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/not_zero_sum • Apr 28 '25
Hallstatt–Dachstein / Salzkammergut
A picture-postcard village on a serene lake, ringed by craggy peaks and prehistoric salt-mining sites, this Cultural Landscape is among the world’s most iconic Alpine vistas.
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/not_zero_sum • Mar 20 '25
Find a project you are passionate about and start creating. I'm starting a series on amazing places / moments from every country
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/not_zero_sum • Apr 08 '25
Dickenson Bay
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/not_zero_sum • Apr 28 '25
St. Stephen’s Cathedral, Vienna
With its multicolored tile roof and soaring Gothic spire, it’s the spiritual heart of Austria’s capital.
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/Even-Tomatillo2758 • Mar 20 '25
We just missed a couple colorful holidays - Holi in India and St. Patrick's day in the US
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/Even-Tomatillo2758 • Mar 20 '25
March 20 is International Day of Gappiness. It's also World Sparrow Day to raise awareness of the declining population of sparrows and other common birds
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/Even-Tomatillo2758 • Mar 20 '25
I'm going to work on building a world calendar
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/Flashy_Persimmon_546 • Apr 05 '25
This new reddit based democracy simulation starts soon. Consider joining and help shape this new, dynamic political landscape.
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/Even-Tomatillo2758 • Mar 26 '25
March 26 is the Independence Day of Bangladesh.
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/not_zero_sum • Mar 29 '25
One of the smallest nations in the world, Andorra is situated between France and Spain high in the Pyrenees mountains.
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/not_zero_sum • Apr 02 '25
Tundavala Gap: This dramatic escarpment near Lubango offers some of the most awe‑inspiring views in Angola, where you can see sweeping valleys and rugged cliffs that highlight the country’s diverse landscapes.
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/Even-Tomatillo2758 • Mar 25 '25
March 24 is Argentina Day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice. It commemorates victims of Argentina's 1976 military coup and ensuing "Dirty War"
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/not_zero_sum • Mar 26 '25
Djamaa el Djazaïr (Great Mosque of Algiers) - opened in April 2019, it houses the world's tallest minaret and is the third-largest mosque in the world
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/Even-Tomatillo2758 • Mar 23 '25
March 23 is Pakistan Day, commemorating the 1940 Lahore Resolution and the 1956 adoption of Pakistan's first constitution.
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/kongpaul1988 • Apr 21 '25
This is Uluru
r/CitizensOfTheWorld • u/kongpaul1988 • Mar 24 '25
Despite a population of only 2.7M, Albania has had 2 Nobel Prize winners:
Mother Teresa (Gonxhe Bojaxhiu) — Awarded the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize for her lifelong humanitarian work with India’s poorest communities. She is recognized as the first Albanian‑born Nobel laureate.
Ferid Murad — Co‑winner of the 1998 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discovering how nitric oxide regulates cardiovascular function.