UNESCO World Hritage Sites in India: The names of the 7 most beautiful historical sites in the country have been included in the possible World Heritage List of UNESCO. These include the names of Deccan Traps of Panchgani, Mahabaleshwar in Maharashtra and Tirumala Hills in Andhra Pradesh. According to the permanent delegation of India in UNESCO, these 7 heritage are part of the rich cultural heritage of the country. Now 69 places in India are under consideration of this global institution, of which 49 cultural sites, 17 natural heritage site and other 3 mixed category. The selected site in the UNESCO list symbolizes India’s rich geographical and cultural diversity. Therefore, tourists who are planning to spend a holiday with their friends and family should plan to go here. Let’s know about these places and their specialty-
Deccan Trap in Panchgani and Mahabaleshwar
The Deccan trap of Panchgani and Mahabaleshwar, located in the state of Maharashtra, is now included in the World Heritage Sites of UNESCO. One of the largest volcanic structures on the planet, Deccan Trap is also known as one of the largest basaltic provinces. For travelers, this hill station offers a glimpse of one of the world’s geological wonders.
Naga Hill Offolite
To join the regional past of Nagaland, do travel to Naga Hill Offolite in Kifire. On reaching there, you will be familiar with the ancient sea level and bumpy scenario of this place, which will also enchanted the most enthusiastic and unique travelers of geology.
St. Mary Islands
It is a popular tourist destination in the state of Karnataka. It is home to St. Mary Islands near Udupi, Stambhakar Basaltic Shell structures. It is believed that these rock structures were formed during the North Critesius period. Tourists coming in the spiritual environment of Udupi should consider a glimpse of the hexagonal columns of this group while rising from the sea.
Meghalaya era caves
There is no dearth of adventure tourist places in the panoramic state of Meghalaya which attracts people of neighboring states. One of its most popular tourist destinations is Edge Caves. Located among the Eastern Khasi hills, these are India’s longest and deepest limestone caves which are associated with the Meghalaya era. Edge Caves have many stalactites, stalagmites and underground routes, which will make your journey memorable.
Erra Matty Dibbalu
Located outside Visakhapatnam, Erra Matti of Andhra Pradesh is one of the latest sites in the World Heritage sites of UNESCO. These red mounds construct a vibrant national geo-fundamental monument and provide a glimpse of the bizarre sea level changes and history of this place.
Natural heritage of Tirumala hills
A part of Andhra Pradesh is famous for the important pilgrimage site of Tirumala Hills, Tirupati Temple. But these hills also claim some amazing natural scenes and rich biodiversity. It is no surprise that this place is included in the list of UNESCO’s prestigious natural heritage sites, which will further increase its popularity and more tourists.
Natural heritage of workla
Famous for its coastal rocks and calm environment, Kerala’s Workla is also recognized by UNESCO and is included in the World Heritage Sites. Located near the Arabian Sea, this relaxed site is perfect for those who want to be relaxed by taking time out of their busy lifestyle.
