This complete list of World Heritage Sites in North Korea offers a concise, authoritative overview of the country’s UNESCO-listed locations. For each site you’ll find its location, area (ha), and inscription year—ideal for travelers, researchers, and heritage enthusiasts seeking accurate reference.
This post lists all five World Heritage Sites in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, with inscription year, provincial location and coordinates, site type and official area in km². Ideal for travelers, conservationists and researchers, it provides quick facts and context on Virunga, Kahuzi-Biega, Garamba, Salonga and the Okapi Wildlife Reserve to aid planning and study.
Explore the breathtaking beauty and ecological significance of Palau’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Rock Islands Southern Lagoon. Discover why this unique marine and terrestrial protected area is a global treasure, famed for its stunning geology, diverse ecosystems, and rich cultural history.
Gabon has two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Ecosystem and Relict Cultural Landscape of Lopé-Okanda (2007) and Ivindo National Park (2021). This concise guide lists each site’s inscription year and location, plus visiting tips, significance, and UNESCO links to help travelers, students, and researchers plan visits and verify conservation status.