12 Maratha Forts That Just Made It to UNESCO’s World Heritage List
History lovers and travel enthusiasts, here’s some exciting news UNESCO has added 12 incredible Maratha forts to its prestigious World
Heritage List. This
recognition not only celebrates India’s rich heritage but also puts these
magnificent structures on the global tourism map.
From coastal strongholds guarding the Arabian
Sea to hilltop fortresses overlooking the Sahyadris, the Maratha Forts' UNESCO
recognition highlights their unmatched historical and architectural
significance.
Why This Matters for Travellers
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These forts are now part of India’s 44th UNESCO World Heritage Site recognition.
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Expect better conservation, improved tourism
facilities, and global attention.
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Perfect for history buffs, trekkers, and anyone
who loves exploring heritage destinations.
Where Are These Forts?
Most of the Maratha
Forts UNESCO sites are in Maharashtra, with one in Tamil Nadu.
From the birthplace of a legendary warrior king to coastal citadels that
resisted naval invasions, each fort offers a unique adventure.
What You Can Experience
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Scenic treks with panoramic views
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Ancient gateways, secret tunnels, and battle
scars that whisper tales of bravery
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A deeper connection to the legacy of Chhatrapati
Shivaji Maharaj
Why Visit Now
With the Maratha
Forts UNESCO status, these locations are set to attract global
travellers. Visiting now means experiencing their raw charm before modern
facilities and large crowds change the vibe.
Related Report:
UNESCO
World Heritage sites in India

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