Surprisingly underrated unesco world heritage sites in india

Declared a World Heritage Site in 2016, this national park is located in the Himalayan range in Sikkim, and is dotted with a diverse landscape, along with being home to the world's third-highest peak, Mt Khangchenzonga

The Agra Fort was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993; the fact mostly remains overlooked in the glory of its neighbour, the Taj Mahal. However, this fort once served as the residence of the emperors of the Mughal Dynasty

This ancient stepwell in Gujarat was declared a World Heritage Site in 2014. Adorned with nearly 500 sculptures of various gods, it will surprise you with its enormous size

This UNESCO World Heritage Site features seven hills and more than 750 rock shelters. This ancient archaeological site belongs to the prehistoric Paleolithic and Mesolithic eras

Did you know that UNESCO lists the Western Ghats among its eight biodiversity pots in the world, along with Brazil’s Atlantic Forest and Madagascar? Well, you know now

You will be surprised to know that many of Goa’s convents and churches have been on UNESCO’s list for more than 30 years, yet many are not aware of it

The temple complex was declared a World Heritage Site in 2002. Built in the 3rd century, this place is considered sacred as this is where Gautam Buddha attained enlightenment

This sanctuary in Assam became a World Heritage Site in 1995. It serves as home to a rich variety of flora and fauna life, and attracts many visitors from far and near

Spanning across a vast 100 acres of land, this UNESCO World Heritage Site has three main buildings in the complex, namely the Palace of Assembly, Secretariat building, and the High Court