Vanuatu
Chief Roi Mata's Domain by marcel staron
Vanuatu ratified the UNESCO World Heritage Convention on 13 June 2002, making both its cultural and natural heritage eligible for inscription. Its single inscribed property, Chief Roi Mata’s Domain, is recognized for its cultural significance, while its tentative list features both cultural (e.g., sacred caves, historic shipwrecks) and natural sites (such as crater lakes and conservation areas) .
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Recent List Updates
- Chief Roi Mata's Domain : Inscribed
- The Nowon and Votwos of Ureparapara : On tentative list
- Lake Letas : On tentative list
- The President Coolidge : On tentative list
- The volcanoes of Vanuatu : Removed from tentative list
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