Malaysia
Gunung Mulu by Els Slots
Kinabalu Park by Els Slots
Lenggong Valley by Philipp Peterer
Melaka and George Town by Carlo Sarion
Niah Caves by Els Slots
Malaysia ratified the UNESCO World Heritage Convention on 7 December 1988. Its inscriptions include both natural and cultural sites. Cultural nominations focus on historic trading cities like Malacca and George Town, as well as prehistoric archaeological landscapes exemplified by the Lenggong Valley. Natural listings highlight outstanding biodiversity and geological features, including tropical karst cave systems and the lush biodiversity of Mount Kinabalu.
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Melaka and George Town
ReallyDeepThoughts | March 15, 2025 -
Lenggong Valley
Frédéric M | August 31, 2024 -
Niah Caves
Frédéric M | August 22, 2024
Recent List Updates
- FRIM : Nominated
- Niah Caves : Inscribed
- Sungai Buloh Leprosarium : On tentative list
- Gombak Selangor Quartz Ridge : On tentative list
- Royal Belum State Park : On tentative list
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