Nepal
Chitwan National Park by Carlo Sarion
Kathmandu Valley by Els Slots
Lumbini by Clyde
Sagarmatha National Park by Els Slots
Nepal accepted the UNESCO World Heritage Convention on 20 June 1978. Its confirmed inscriptions include both cultural and natural sites. Cultural listings highlight Buddhist and Hindu monument zones in Kathmandu Valley and Lumbini’s sacred birthplace of Buddha, showcasing medieval urban design and religious architecture. Natural properties such as Sagarmatha (Mount Everest) and Chitwan National Parks underscore themes of Himalayan mountain ecosystems and subtropical biodiversity
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- Nepal (NP)
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- Asia and the Pacific
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Recent Reviews
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Tilaurakot-Kapilavastu
Jarek Pokrzywnicki | April 4, 2025 -
Chitwan National Park
Zoë Sheng | March 31, 2023 -
The Medieval Town of Tansen
Els Slots | March 3, 2020
Recent List Updates
- Tilaurakot-Kapilavastu : Nominated
- Bhurti Temple Complex of Dailekh : On tentative list
- Lo Manthang : On tentative list
- Medieval Settlement of Kirtipur : On tentative list
- Nuwakot Palace Complex : On tentative list
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