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Explore seven of UNESCO's newest World Heritage Sites, featuring ancient roads, royal burial grounds, dramatic deserts, volcanic islands, and breathtaking natural landscapes
The historic capitals of Asuka and Fujiwara in Nara Prefecture are likely to become Japan's newest UNESCO World Heritage Site
UNESCO has removed three African World Heritage Sites from its “in danger” list following years of restoration work. Sites in Madagascar, Egypt, and Libya have shown recovery from threats like illegal logging, rising groundwater, and conflict damage
UNESCO’s virtual museum brings together stolen artefacts from across the world, blending technology with efforts to restore them
From sacred temples and medieval palace squares to Everest’s landscapes, these UNESCO sites reveal why Nepal remains one of the world’s most fascinating cultural and natural destinations
Explore Kenya’s eight UNESCO World Heritage sites, from the coral-stone streets of Lamu to the flamingo-filled Rift Valley lakes and the glaciers of Mount Kenya. These sites celebrate a mix of culture, history, and natural beauty
Think beyond the pyramids—discover five UNESCO-listed sites that capture Egypt’s cultural and natural legacy
Beyond the Taj and Jaipur forts lie India’s most intriguing UNESCO World Heritage Sites. From royal burial mounds in Assam to sacred Himalayan forests and forgotten capitals, these lesser-known wonders deserve your 2026 itinerary
From Tanzania’s Ngorongoro Crater to Cambodia’s Angkor wetlands, these UNESCO World Heritage Sites show how ancient civilisations and wildlife-rich landscapes coexist
Discover 10 must-visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India, each revealing extraordinary history, architecture and cultural significance. From ancient caves to Mughal marvels, explore the country’s most iconic heritage treasures in 2025
India has nominated Vadnagar, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s hometown, for UNESCO World Heritage status. With a history of over 2,700 years, Vadnagar was added to UNESCO’s Tentative List in 2022. The nomination marks a key step in global recognition
Asia is home to breathtaking UNESCO World Heritage National Parks that protect rare wildlife, alpine meadows, coral reefs, and glaciers. Discover 10 incredible parks that showcase the continent’s natural and cultural richness
The ancient Buddhist site in Uttar Pradesh is progressing toward UNESCO World Heritage status. Listed as the "Ancient Buddhist Site, Sarnath," it reflects efforts to gain full recognition and protect its rich cultural heritage globally
Explore 10 stunning UNESCO Natural World Heritage Sites in India, home to rare wildlife, rich ecosystems, and breathtaking biodiversity
Check out these 9 UNESCO Heritage Sites in Rajasthan from celestial observatories to desert citadels and bird sanctuaries. Explore the destinations that celebrate the state’s royal legacy, military might, and architectural ingenuity
Perched on a cliff in Cambodia’s Dângrêk Mountains, Preah Vihear is one of the most stunning Hindu temples outside India. This UNESCO World Heritage Site combines Khmer architecture, spiritual legacy, and political history
UNESCO announced the inclusion of the Maratha Military Landscapes of India in its World Heritage List during the 47th World Heritage Committee session in Paris
Discover four UNESCO World Heritage sites in Gujarat—from Patan’s Queen’s Stepwell to an ancient Harappan city, a medieval walled city, and a hilltop temple complex—each a testament to the state’s rich heritage.
Saudi Arabia, a Gulf kingdom, is home to a wide array of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, from the country's first capital, At-Turaif, to the gorgeous architecture of Jeddah's historic centre
From George Town’s colonial charm to the ancient secrets of Lenggong Valley, discover five awe-inspiring UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Malaysia that celebrate the country’s rich culture, nature, and history
Thirteen Chausath Yogini temples, scattered across Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Odisha, and Tamil Nadu, are now on UNESCO's tentative list of World Heritage Sites
Renowned for its diverse topography, Kanger Valley National Park features low flatlands, gentle slopes, steep inclines, plateaus, deep gorges, valleys, and winding stream courses that delight visitors of all stripes
India strengthens its heritage conservation efforts by adding six culturally and historically significant sites to UNESCO’s tentative list of World Heritage Sites. These sites, spanning temples, monuments, and national parks, await global recognition
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Explore Denmark’s rich heritage through its seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites, from Viking-era runestones to coastal cliffs. Discover ancient monuments, royal castles, and natural landscapes that showcase the country’s fascinating history and culture
Discover the top 10 new UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Europe. From Latvia’s architectural marvels in Kaunas and Kuldīga to Greece’s rugged beauty in Zagorochoria. Discover historical treasures, natural wonders, and more
With its Bundela-era architecture and rich historical significance, this recognition would elevate Orchha on the global stage, attracting tourists worldwide
There are about 100 geo-heritage sites in India, out of which 32 have been recognised as National Geological Monuments. However, unlike archaeological sites, there is no legislation to protect geo-heritage sites
The site joins Petra, Quseir Amra, Um er-Rasas, Wadi Rum, Baptism Site and As-Salt on the list
It was the first and most renowned of the ancient Roman roads, earning the title "Queen of Roads" for its pivotal role in shaping the Roman Empire
The nomination was announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the 46th session of the World Heritage Committee in New Delhi held from July 21-31
The nomination of the Moidams at Charaideo for the UNESCO World Heritage List recognises their historical and cultural significance. It shines a spotlight on the rich heritage of Assam and the northeast region of India
UNESCO, which designated Stonehenge as a World Heritage site in 1986, is now recommending that it be added to the 'World Heritage in Danger' list
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