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Our intagible heritage are connected with Christmas and Easter. It's about traditions and family. Christmas: We have our special dinner and we open the gifts the same day. We are not eating whole day to see a golden pig and we bake a lot of Christmas candy. Trust me a lot of. Easter: We celebrate for a week. We paint eggs, make sticks with colorful ribbons and bake chocolate lamb ( not the alive one). You can go out with stick only to 12 am, because after you will get poured with cold water. Only boys are going outside with the stick and the girls waiting for them and when they arrive they will get lamb or eggs or candy.

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In my opinion we have the nicest tangible heritage. They are beautiful. Most of them are in Prague because that was the biggest city in history. We have there: Prague Castle, St. Vit's Cathedral, Charles bridge, National Theatre and St. Vaclav's square. In the Krumlov we also have pretty heritage: Gold crown Monastery, Ceramic model of the city, Ruins of the castle Dívčí kámen, and in Kadaň you saw Francisan monastery, Town hall, plague column, Executioner's alleyway and Holy gate. We care of them because we dont want to lose them.

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Hierapolis-Pamukkale (1988)

The ancient Greco-Roman city of Hierapolis was a thermal spa city located on the hot springs of Pamukkale, meaning cotton castle, in the classical kingdom of Phrygia. The ruins of Hierapolis ruins sit atop the natural site of Pamukkale and together they are designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The mix of natural and ancient is still breathtaking today and the site was designated a UNESCO as a result of the striking combination of natural formation, the exceptional complex system of canals and the backdrop of Pamukkale to the Greco-Roman Hierapolis.
Zuhal Ayik Yıldırım
Malatya Bilsem

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From my point of view, cultural heritage contains both tangible and intangible heritage. Tangible heritage refers to physical places or objects that we can touch like archaeological sites/monuments/utensils/clothing etc. Also, intangible heritage refers to songs/poems/proverbs and idioms/cultural ceremonies etc.
Elifnaz Yakar, Malatya Bilim ve Sanat Merkezi, Türkiye

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In my opinion, tangible heritage is part of cultural heritage, so for example what is found in museums, or monuments, sculptures, paintings or even architectural structures. On the contrary, the intangible monuments are the knowledge, the rituals, the cultures that we possess and that each population possesses throughout the world.

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Miras geçmişten günümüze uzanan çok yönlü küresel bir kültürdür. İnsanoğlunun yaşamı boyunca etkilediği ve etkilendiği kültürler miras yoluyla günümüze kadar olagelmiştir. Miras özümüze ilmik ilmik işlenen geleneksel ve dinsel öğeleri barındıran geniş bir yelpaze dir. Bugün dünya üzerinde farklı coğrafyalarda aynı kültürü  yaşayan farklı insan topluluklarının olduğu bir gerçektir.  Miras tüm Dünyayı ilgilendiren ve korunması gereken elzem bir konudur. Bundan dolayı kültürler arası bağların güçlendirmek için yeni ve kalıcı adımlar atılmalı, hiçbir miras ötekileştirilmemelidir. Yusuf Söylemez Malatya Bilim ve Sanat merkezi Malatya /Türkiye

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For me, tangible heritage is the buildings, monuments, places and all other things that can be materialized during a cultural trip.

And intangible heritage it’s for me the best of a trip is the encounters, the traditions and the know-how that we could learn.