India now boasts 43 UNESCO World Heritage Sites as of 2025, celebrating its rich cultural history, natural beauty, and ...

World Heritage Day aims to raise awareness about the importance of preserving cultural and natural heritage across the globe.

Many historically and culturally significant places in India, which is already home to 42 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, are ...

History is a treasure trove of things we didn't know even exist. Here are some of the top UNESCO recognised sited that one ...

Explore North India’s stunning UNESCO World Heritage Sites this April, where blooming landscapes meet timeless history and ...

India is home to 43 UNESCO World Heritage Sites—35 cultural, 7 natural, and 1 mixed—each reflecting the country’s rich heritage and scenic beauty. From ancient temples to mighty forts ...

As observed on April 18, World Heritage Day 2025 seeks to highlight the efforts towards preserving our cultural and natural ...

Sarnath Heritage Walk participants experienced the timeless stillness of Dhamek Stupa. Agra Heritage Walk participants ...

As one of the world’s four great ancient civilizations, India boasts a rich cultural legacy. According to 2024, the country is home to 43 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, with the latest addition being ...

World Heritage Day 2025, observed on April 18th, celebrates the importance of preserving our cultural and natural treasures.

These sites, including the Red Fort ... Recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1989, Sanchi symbolises India’s Buddhist heritage and commitment to peace. The RBI introduced the ...