Unesco World Heritage Parks
16 entries in the Unesco World Heritage Parks compendium.
Banff National ParkCanada's first national park, established in 1885.Białowieża ForestOne of the last primeval forests of the European Plain.Dinosaur Provincial ParkA UNESCO site renowned for its outstanding paleontological resources and dinosaur fossils.DolomitesMountain range in northeastern Italy, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Doñana National ParkA unique European wetland sanctuary for migratory birds and endangered wildlife.Giant's CausewayAncient volcanic basalt columns on Northern Ireland's coast.Hạ Long BayBay of descending dragons with thousands of limestone islets.Kakadu National ParkWorld Heritage site with ancient rock art and diverse ecosystems.Komodo National ParkIndonesian national park protecting the Komodo dragon and rich marine biodiversity.Mammoth Cave National ParkPreserves the world's longest known cave system and its karst landscape.Plitvice Lakes National ParkA UNESCO World Heritage site of cascading tufa lakes and waterfalls.Serengeti National ParkA Tanzanian national park with the world's largest animal migration.Sundarbans National ParkA mangrove forest national park and tiger reserve in West Bengal, India.Virunga National ParkA biodiverse park facing threats from conflict and oil exploration.Wadi RumValley of the Moon, largest wadi in Jordan, UNESCO site.Waterton-Glacier International Peace ParkUnion of two national parks across the Canada–US border.
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