UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India are exceptional places recognised for their cultural, natural, or mixed significance. They showcase India's contributions to human civilisation and ...

If you think monsoons are just for chai and pakoras, you are slightly wrong. This is because during this time, some places ...

Whether you're in it for the architecture, nature, or ancient art, these lesser-known UNESCO World Heritage Sites show a different side of India.

From misty mountains to rain-kissed ruins, these five UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India come alive in the monsoon like nowhere else.

Here are some UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India that are ideal for trekking ... Nanda Devi National Park, Uttarakhand If you have not trekked up to Nanda Devi Base Camp, have you even trekked?

Among India's UNESCO World Heritage Sites, several stand out for their historical and architectural grandeur. The Taj Mahal in Agra, for instance, is recognized for its architectural beauty and is ...

The UNESCO World Heritage List includes more than 1200 properties across the world, which includes 'cultural and natural heritage sites' that have 'outstanding universal value'. In India ...

South India is a treasure trove of cultural, historical, and natural wonders, with several sites recognized by UNESCO for their outstanding universal value. June 2025 is an excellent time to explore ...

UNESCO’s 46th Session of the World Heritage Committee is going on now in New Delhi, India, and it’s brought the total of new World Heritage Sites up to 24 this year, with new additions like Rome’s ...

The UNESCO World Heritage Committee voted to inscribe the sites while most of us were still sleeping. It happened at a summit in New Delhi, India, the City of Bethlehem announced Friday morning ...

From the "Tomb Raider Temple" to Dune's alien landscapes, these iconic destinations captured the attention of early ...