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Ramandeep Singh
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🗺️ How I Built an Interactive Heritage Sites Map in Minutes!


Ever wondered how to visualize UNESCO World Heritage Sites around the world—without spending hours coding? Let me show you how I did it in just a few minutes! 🚀

✨ The Magic Prompt

All it took was a simple prompt:

"List the top 30 cities with the highest number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Write a Python code to plot these cities on a map, using distinct markers for each. When hovering over a marker, display the city name, the number of heritage sites, and a brief description of the most famous site in that city."

🤖 Enter Deepseek

I headed over to Deepseek and pasted my prompt into "Search" mode. In seconds, Deepseek generated ready-to-use Python code! (I love Python for its speed and simplicity. 🐍)

🛠️ Quick Steps

  1. Copy the code from Deepseek.
  2. Paste it into my editor and run it.
  3. Voilà! The code generated an HTML file with an interactive map.

🌍 The Result

Opening the HTML file, I was greeted with a beautiful, interactive map—each city marked, with popups showing the city name, number of heritage sites, and a fun fact about the most famous site. Perfect for exploring world heritage at a glance! 🎉

Ready to try it yourself? Give it a go and let the world’s wonders come to life on your screen! ✈️🏛️

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