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IMAGE CREDIT: UNSPLASH LIST OF UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITES IN INDIA 3 MARCH 2024 IMAGE CREDIT: PEXELS UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITES IN INDIA ARE PLACES RECOGNISED FOR THEIR CULTURAL, NATURAL, OR MIXED SIGNIFICANCE IMAGE CREDIT: UNESCO THESE SITES INCLUDE ANCIENT TEMPLES, HISTORICAL CITIES, STEPWELLS, WILDLIFE SANCTUARIES, AND REVERED MOUNTAIN RANGES IMAGE CREDIT: UNESCO THERE ARE 42 UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITES IN INDIA OUT OF WHICH 34 ARE CULTURAL, 7 ARE NATURAL, AND ONE IS MIXED HERITAGE. LET'S LOOK AT SOME OF THE MOST POPULAR SITES IMAGE CREDIT: PEXELS THE TAJ MAHAL, BUILT BY EMPEROR SHAH JAHAN IN THE 17TH CENTURY, IN AGRA, IS ONE OF THE MOST ADMIRED MASTERPIECES OF THE WORLD'S HERITAGE IMAGE CREDIT: UNSPLASH JAIPUR CITY IN RAJASTHAN DEMONSTRATES INDIGENOUS CITY PLANNING AND CONSTRUCTION IN SOUTH ASIA. IT WAS FOUNDED IN 1727 BY MAHARAJA SAWAI JAI SINGH II IMAGE CREDIT: UNESCO THE ELEPHANTA CAVES IN MAHARASHTRA WERE CONSTRUCTED AROUND MID-5TH TO 6TH CENTURIES AD. THE CAVES CONTAINS A COLLECTION OF ART LINKED TO LORD SHIVA IMAGE CREDIT: PEXELS THE CHHATRAPATI SHIVAJI TERMINUS IN MUMBAI DEPICTS VICTORIAN GOTHIC REVIVAL ARCHITECTURE BLENDED WITH THEMES DERIVING FROM INDIAN TRADITIONAL ARCHITECTURE IMAGE CREDIT: UNSPLASH THE QUTUB MINAR COMPLEX IN DELHI IS HOME TO A 12TH-CENTURY MINARET THAT RISES TO A HEIGHT OF 73 METRES. IT IS AN EXQUISITE EXAMPLE OF INDO-ISLAMIC ARCHITECTURE IMAGE CREDIT: UNESCO KAZIRANGA NATIONAL PARK HAS THE WORLD'S LARGEST POPULATION OF ONE-HORNED RHINOCEROSES, TIGERS, ELEPHANTS, PANTHERS AND BEARS, AND THOUSANDS OF BIRDS IMAGE CREDIT: UNESCO SUN TEMPLE, KONARAK, WAS BUILT IN THE 13TH CENTURY AND IS A MONUMENTAL REPRESENTATION OF THE SUN GOD'S CHARIOT IMAGE CREDIT: UNSPLASH CHECK MORE STORIES ndtv.com