Archive · 14 Sep 2025
India Adds Seven Sites to UNESCO Tentative List
India has added seven new locations to UNESCO's Tentative World Heritage List.
This list includes sites like the Meghalayan caves, Naga Hill Ophiolite, and others across India.
These sites may become official World Heritage sites.
This announcement shows India's commitment to protecting its heritage.
The total number of Indian locations on the tentative list is now 69.
Seven properties added to UNESCO's Tentative World Heritage List.
The sites include Meghalayan caves and Naga Hill Ophiolite.
The Permanent Delegation of India to UNESCO made the announcement.
The move reflects India's dedication to its cultural heritage.
There are now 69 Indian properties on the Tentative List.
- Who
- Permanent Delegation of India to UNESCO
- What
- Added seven Indian properties to the Tentative List
- When
- Announced on September 14
- Where
- Properties across India
- Why
- To preserve India's cultural heritage
- Announcement Made By
- Permanent Delegation of India to UNESCO
- Number of New Properties
- 7
- Properties Include
- Meghalayan caves, Naga Hill Ophiolite, and others
- List Type
- Tentative UNESCO World Heritage List
- Total Indian Properties on List
- 69
