Banner

Madhya Pradesh Heritage Sites in UNESCO's Tentative List

Contact Counsellor

Madhya Pradesh Heritage Sites in UNESCO's Tentative List

CategoryDetails
Heritage Sites- Edicts of Emperor Ashoka<br> - Sixty-four Yogini Temple<br> - Temples of the Gupta period<br> - Forts and palaces of Bundela rulers
Edicts of Emperor Ashoka- Oldest written records in India (2200 years old)<br> - Located in Sanchi, Rupnath, Gujara, Panguraria<br> - Reflect Ashoka's policies on Buddhism, morality, and public welfare
Sixty-four Yogini Temple- Built between 9th-12th centuries<br> - Located in Mitawali, Khajuraho, Jabalpur, Mandsaur, Shahdol<br> - Circular architecture inspired Indian Parliament House
Gupta Period Temples- Built during 5th-6th century<br> - Located in Udayagiri, Nachana, Tigwa, Bhumara, Sakor<br> - Represent Indian architectural excellence and craftsmanship
Bundela Rulers' Forts & Palaces- Built with Rajput and Mughal architectural blend<br> - Located in Garhkundar Fort, Raja Mahal, Jehangir Mahal, Datia Palace<br> - Reflect Bundela military prowess and cultural heritage
UNESCO- Formed: November 16, 1945<br> - Headquarters: Paris, France<br> - Objective: Promote international peace through education, science, and culture

Categories