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UNESCO Sites Near Champaner-Pavagadh: What to See
Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park in Gujarat preserves the only pre-Mughal sultanate capital in India that was abandoned rather than built over — a 25 sq…
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UNESCO Sites Near Rohtas Fort: What to See
Rohtas Fort (UNESCO 1997), built by Afghan ruler Sher Shah Suri in just three years between 1541 and 1543, has a 4-kilometre perimeter wall,…
October 2026
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UNESCO Sites Near Makli: What to See
The Makli Necropolis near Thatta — UNESCO-inscribed in 1981 — covers 8 square kilometres on a hilltop 97 metres above the Indus plain and…
October 2026
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UNESCO Sites Near Taxila: What to See
Taxila (UNESCO 1980) encompasses three successive cities built over 800 years on the Potohar Plateau — from the Achaemenid-era Bhir Mound (600 BCE) through…
October 2026
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UNESCO Sites Near Lahore Fort: What to See
Lahore Fort and the Shalimar Gardens share a 1981 UNESCO inscription that encompasses 21 Mughal monuments built by every emperor from Akbar to Aurangzeb,…
October 2026
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UNESCO Sites Near Mohenjo-daro: What to See
Mohenjo-daro was one of the largest cities of the Indus Valley Civilisation (2500–1900 BCE), with a grid street plan, standardised kiln-fired bricks and covered…
October 2026
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UNESCO Sites Near Chitwan: What to See
Chitwan National Park's greater one-horned rhinoceros population grew from 95 individuals in 1968 to approximately 700 in 2023, one of the most documented large-mammal…
October 2026
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UNESCO Sites Near Sagarmatha: What to See
Sagarmatha National Park covers 1,148 square kilometres of terrain rising from 2,845 metres to 8,848.86 metres at the summit of Everest, first climbed on…
October 2026
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UNESCO Sites Near Kathmandu Valley: What to See
Kathmandu Valley's seven UNESCO monument zones concentrate Newar civilisation's finest pagoda temples, living goddess traditions and cremation ghats within a single metropolitan area. The…
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