India Traveller

It would be nice to be able to visit all the Unesco World Heritage sites in India. But there are many, and India is a big country, so it is not going to be an easy job. But I am definitely on it, and would do it even if might take a decade or two. So far I have made it to 8 of the total 27 sites. Here is the list, with trip reports on most of them. Qutb Minar and Pattadakal are the latest, both visited in this year.

* Agra Fort
* Taj Mahal
* Mahabalipuram
* Kaziranga National Park
* Churches of Goa
* Hampi
* Pattadakal
* Qutb Minar

A section of UNESCO World Heritage Site at Pattadakal, Karnataka

I have been so close to a few more and yet haven’t visited them. That includes the Humayun’s Tomb, Red Fort and Fatehpur Sikri. And of the two mountain railways that are listed together, I have made it to one. I intend to up my list from 8 to 9 very quickly, if I make it to Tanjore next week as planned.

It would be nice to be able to visit all the Unesco World Heritage sites in India. But there are many, and India is a big country, so it is not going to be an easy job. But I am definitely on it, and would do it even if might take a decade or two. So far I have made it to 8 of the total 27 sites. Here is the list, with trip reports on most of them. Qutb Minar and Pattadakal are the latest, both visited in this year.

* Agra Fort
* Taj Mahal
* Mahabalipuram
* Kaziranga National Park
* Churches of Goa
* Hampi
* Pattadakal
* Qutb Minar

A section of UNESCO World Heritage Site at Pattadakal, Karnataka

I have been so close to a few more and yet haven’t visited them. That includes the Humayun’s Tomb, Red Fort and Fatehpur Sikri. And of the two mountain railways that are listed together, I have made it to one. I intend to up my list from 8 to 9 very quickly, if I make it to Tanjore next week as planned.