At least 13 people were killed after a tourist aircraft operating a scenic flight over Peru's iconic Nazca Lines crashed, turning a dream vacation into a devastating disaster. According to authorities, the aircraft departed from Pisco for a sightseeing tour of the UNESCO-listed Nazca Lines before crashing under circumstances that remain under investigation. Peruvian police confirmed that 11 passengers and two crew members lost their lives in the accident. The crash sparked a massive fire at the impact site, making it difficult for emergency responders to immediately access the wreckage. Rescue and recovery teams were later deployed as investigators began examining what caused the fatal accident. The tragedy has cast a shadow over one of Peru's biggest tourist attractions. WATCH

Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared breathtaking aerial views of Indonesia's iconic Prambanan Temple, one of the world's oldest and largest Hindu temple complexes, during his official visit to the country. The nearly 1,000-year-old UNESCO World Heritage Site became the centrepiece of PM Modi's visit as he, along with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto, launched an India-backed conservation and restoration project aimed at preserving the ancient temple complex.