UNESCO World Heritage Status Given to Sites in Palestine & More

Aqaba's Coral Reefs Earn Jordan a New UNESCO World Heritage Site

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Maharashtra Explores Davos 2027 Outreach to Showcase Simhastha Kumbh Globally

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Discussions were also held on securing UNESCO World Heritage Site recognition for the heritage precincts of Nashik and Trimbakeshwar. India News | Maharashtra Explores Davos 2027 Outreach to Showcase Simhastha Kumbh Globally.

UNESCO's 25 new World Heritage sites for 2026: One new Indian landmark makes the prestigious global list; see all the new entries

UNESCO has inscribed twenty-five new heritage sites worldwide this year. India's Sarnath, an ancient Buddhist site, is among these prestigious new additions. These sites span diverse locations, from Greece's Mount Olympus to Japan's ancient capitals. Other recognized places include France's D-Day landing beaches and the United States' Okefenokee refuge. This recognition highlights global cultural and natural treasures for travelers.

UNESCO World Heritage Status Given to Sites in Palestine & More

UNESCO added 25 new sites to its World Heritage List, including ancient sites in Lebanon, Palestine, and Iran.

UNESCO Added 4 New World Heritage Sites Across Africa — 3 Are Historic Firsts - Travel Noire

Last month, four locations across Africa were spotlighted and inscribed for the magnitude of their cultural and natural significance to the world. During its 48th session in Busan, South Korea, the World Heritage Committee inscribed 25 new places on the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage List. The 4 New UNESCO World Heritage Sites In Africa Among the new additions, the four sites based in Af…

D-Day beaches and Mount Olympus among 25 new World Heritage sites

UNESCO has added 25 new sites to its World Heritage List, from the Normandy beaches where the D-Day landings took place to Greece’s Mount Olympus, at the 48th session of its World Heritage Committee in Busan, South Korea, taking the global total to 1,273 sites across 173 countries. The new European entries also included France’s Capetian royal fortresses of the Languedoc and a group of 18th- and 19th-century Italian ‘condominium’ theatres. The s…