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World Heritage Day is celebrated every year on 18 April. Its aim is to celebrate all the world's heritage, history, art and To promote culture. Our country India is full of history and art literature. here 42 UNESCO Are world heritage sites. On this World Heritage Day, we will tell you about some such heritage sites of the country, where very few tourists have been able to reach till date.
Must see these five heritage sites of India
1. Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park, Gujarat
This archaeological park is located near the Panchmahal mountains of Gujarat which UNESCO World Heritage Is included in the list. Here you will get to see a unique confluence of history and art. Along with this, here you will get a glimpse of Hindu and Muslim architecture, the best example of which is the Jama Masjid present here. This is the largest mosque of Gujarat. Here you can see the beautiful view of Vadodara from the hills of Pavagadh.
2. Mattancherry Palace in Kochi, Ernakulam
Mattancherry Palace, Kerala Dutch Palace Is also called. The houses here are built according to the architecture of Kerala and Europe. At the market in Mattancherry, you will get a chance to taste authentic Kerala food, the most popular of which are appam and fish curry.
3. Sheikh Chilli's Tomb, Haryana
This tomb of Sheikh Chilli, located in Kurukshetra district of Haryana, is an important part of the world heritage. This tomb is built according to Parsi architecture. People of every religion come here to pray. Being a part of the World Heritage, this tomb is taken special care of. You will find many things for home decoration in the local market here.
4. Pattadakallu, Karnataka
Situated on the banks of Malaprabha River, this World Heritage Site belongs to the Chalukya Empire. Also called Raktapur, it is located in Bagalkot district of Karnataka. It is a group of various monuments famous for their archaeological importance. The historical monuments here include nine Hindu and one Jain temples.
5. Kakatiya Rudreshwara (Ramappa) Temple, Telangana
Kakatiya Rudreshwara (Ramappa) Temple is an ancient temple in Telangana included in the World Heritage List. This temple is a grand temple built in the shape of a star. This temple was built by Kakatiya king Rudradev in the 12th century. This temple has a thousand pillars, hence it is also called the thousand pillared temple. The special thing about this temple is that the stones used to build it do not sink in water.
