Orchha Added to Tentative List of UNESCO World Heritage Sites
On 26th May, 2019, the architectural heritage of Orchha town in Madhya Pradesh which depict peculiar style of the Bundela dynasty have been included in UNESCO’s tentative list of world heritage sites
- The ASI had sent a proposal to the UNESCO on April 15, 2019 to include the sites in its list.
- According to the rules, to be a part of UNESCO’s World Heritage sites, the heritage or any historical site first has to be on the tentative list. After it makes to the tentative list, another proposal is sent to the UNESCO
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