All 43 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India
India has 43 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, 35 of which are designated as sites of cultural importance, 7 are known for their natural beauty and one – Khangchendzonga National Park – is famous for its natural beauty. Praised for the integration of culture and nature. Worldwide, only five countries have more World Heritage sites than India, which established its international reputation in 1983 with the Ajanta Caves, Ellora Caves, the fortified Agra Fort and the iconic Taj Mahal were among the first countries to be inscribed on the coveted World Heritage List. From historic ancient cave paintings to lush forests home to rare wildlife, India protects a range of sites of cultural and environmental significance across the globe – a kaleidoscope of heritage that cements its position as a global leader in heritage conservation . Here is the complete list of all 43 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India:
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Place |
Location (state) |
date |
type |
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Ajanta Caves |
Maharashtra |
1983 |
culture |
|
Ellora Caves |
Maharashtra |
1983 |
culture |
|
agra fort |
uttar pradesh |
1983 |
culture |
|
Taj Mahal |
uttar pradesh |
1983 |
culture |
|
Konark Sun Temple |
Orissa |
1984 |
culture |
|
Mahabalipuram monuments |
tamil nadu |
1984 |
culture |
|
Kaziranga National Park |
assam |
1985 |
natural |
|
Manas Wildlife Sanctuary |
assam |
1985 |
natural |
|
keoladeo national park |
rajasthan |
1985 |
natural |
|
Churches and monasteries in Goa |
goa |
1986 |
culture |
|
Khajuraho monuments |
madhya pradesh |
1986 |
culture |
|
Hampi Heritage Group |
Karnataka |
1986 |
culture |
|
fatehpur sikri |
uttar pradesh |
1986 |
culture |
|
Pattadakal monuments |
Karnataka |
1987 |
culture |
|
Koh Chang Caves |
Maharashtra |
1987 |
culture |
|
great chola temple |
tamil nadu |
1987 |
culture |
|
sundarbans national park |
west bengal |
1987 |
natural |
|
Nanda Devi and Valley of Flowers National Park |
Uttarakhand |
1988 |
natural |
|
Buddhist monuments in Sanchi |
madhya pradesh |
1989 |
culture |
|
Humayun’s Tomb, Delhi |
delhi |
1993 |
culture |
|
Qutb Minar and its monuments in Delhi |
delhi |
1993 |
culture |
|
indian mountain railway |
West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Himachal Pradesh |
1999 |
culture |
|
Bodh Gaya Mahabodhi Temple Complex |
bihar |
2002 |
culture |
|
Bimbetka Rock Shelter |
madhya pradesh |
2003 |
culture |
|
Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (formerly Victoria Terminus) |
Maharashtra |
2004 |
culture |
|
Champarnelle-Bavagade Archaeological Park |
gujarat |
2004 |
culture |
|
red fort complex |
delhi |
2007 |
culture |
|
Jantar Mantar Jaipur |
rajasthan |
2010 |
culture |
|
western ghats |
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2012 |
natural |
|
hill forts in rajasthan |
rajasthan |
2013 |
culture |
|
Rani-ki-Vav in Patan, Gujarat |
gujarat |
2014 |
culture |
|
Great Himalayan National Park Reserve |
himachal pradesh |
2014 |
natural |
|
Nalanda Mahavihara in Nalanda, Bihar |
bihar |
2016 |
culture |
|
Kanchenjunga National Park |
Sikkim |
2016 |
mix |
|
Le Corbusier’s architectural works |
Chandigarh |
2016 |
culture |
|
Ahmedabad |
gujarat |
2017 |
culture |
|
Mumbai’s collection of Victorian Gothic and Art Deco buildings |
Maharashtra |
2018 |
culture |
|
jaipur city |
rajasthan |
2019 |
culture |
|
Kakatiya Rudreshwara (Ramappa) Temple, Telangana |
Telangana |
2021 |
culture |
|
Doravila: Harappan city |
gujarat |
2021 |
culture |
|
Santiniketan |
west bengal |
2023 |
culture |
|
Hoysalas Sacred Orchestra |
Karnataka |
2023 |
culture |
| Moidams – Ahomian mound burial system |
assam |
2024 |
culture |
On July 26, 2024, at the 46th World Heritage Committee meeting held in New Delhi, Assam’s “Moidams-Mound Tomb System of the Ahom Dynasty” was officially included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. This prestigious recognition marks India’s 43rd UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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