The Kentucky Artisan Heritage Trails (KAHT), based at Eastern Kentucky University, is working with the National Geographic Society to promote the “undiscovered treasures” of Appalachia. A foldout map in this month’s issue of National Geographic Traveler will feature 30 tourist sites in the Appalachian Region of eastern Kentucky and the Cave County of south central Kentucky. The Kentucky sites range from tourist attractions such as Mammoth Cave National Park and the Kentucky Artisan Center at Berea to festivals, scenic byways, restaurants, craft shops and historic sites. The sites also will be features as part of the interactive map at www.nationalgeographic.com. KAHT is a cultural heritage tourism and business development program offered through the Center for Economic Development, Entrepreneurship, and Technology at EKU and supported by the Appalachian Regional Commission.