Andaman Volcanoes, Chhattisgarh's Sirpur Join India's UNESCO Tentative List

Knowledge Nugget | Sirpur in UNESCO’s Tentative List: What makes this ancient site significant?

Chhattisgarh’s ancient archaeological site, Sirpur, has moved a step closer to UNESCO World Heritage status. What’s fascinating about Sirpur? Why has it been added to the Tentative List? What does this list mean? Which other Indian heritage sites have recently been added to the list? Here’s what you need to know.

Andaman volcanoes, Chhattisgarh's Sirpur join India's UNESCO Tentative List

UNESCO has added three Indian geological and cultural sites to its Tentative List. The additions strengthen their prospects for future World Heritage nominations.

Sirpur’s inclusion in UNESCO tentative list raises hopes of global heritage stamp

Ancient town in Chhattisgarh’s Mahasamund district known for its temples, Buddhist monasteries and religious harmony The post Sirpur’s inclusion in UNESCO tentative list raises hopes of global heritage stamp appeared first on News Riveting - Chhattisgarh English News Portal.

India’s Only Active Volcano, Mysterious Mud Volcanoes and a Forgotten Ancient City – 3 Sites Added to UNESCO’s Tentative List

India has added three sites to UNESCO’s Tentative List: Baratang’s mud volcanoes and limestone caves, Andaman’s volcanic islands and Sirpur’s ancient temples in Chhattisgarh.