Nigeria
Oke Idanre (Idanre Hill) by Roman Bruehwiler
Osun-Osogbo by Solivagant
Nigeria ratified the UNESCO World Heritage Convention on October 23, 1974. It has two inscribed sites: the Sukur Cultural Landscape, a cultural landscape highlighting terraced fields and Iron Age traditions, and the Osun‑Osogbo Sacred Grove, a spiritual-cultural forest site. Its Tentative List reflects both cultural and natural ambitions, with themes like ancient urban walls, stone monoliths, slave-route cave complexes, rainforest ecosystems, and coastal‑marine conservation areas.
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Osun-Osogbo
Bill Maurmann | November 9, 2023 -
Oke Idanre (Idanre Hill)
Anonymous WHS Traveller | October 19, 2014 -
Surame Cultural Landscape
Anonymous WHS Traveller | January 24, 2014
Recent List Updates
- Ikom Stone Monoliths (Alok and Emaghabe) : Nominated
- Cross River National Park : On tentative list
- Ancient Kano City Walls and Asociated Sties : On tentative list
- Arochkwu Long Juju Slave Route : On tentative list
- Ogbunike Caves : On tentative list
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