State of conservation of World Heritage properties since 1979 and the threats they have faced in the past, or are currently facing. More about State of Conservation.

Burundi accepted the convention on 19 May 1982, making its cultural and natural heritage sites eligible for inclusion on the list. There are no World Heritage Sites in the country, but there are …

Of the 196 states party to the World Heritage Convention, 28 have no properties inscribed on the World Heritage List: The Bahamas, Bhutan, Brunei, Burundi, the Comoros, the Cook Islands, …

Burundi La résidence royale du Burundi : Le cas de Gishora 09/05/2007 Le rugo traditionnel du Mugamba 09/05/2007 Les paysages naturels sacrés de Muramvya, de Mpotsa et de Nkiko …

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Burundi has no properties inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Burundi have protected places for their cultural and natural importance.

Burundi, a small but culturally rich country in East Africa, is home to 1 UNESCO World Heritage Site and several sites on UNESCO’s tentative list. From its lush landscapes to its deep-rooted …

Burundi ratified the UNESCO World Heritage Convention in 1982. It currently has no inscribed World Heritage sites, but maintains a diverse tentative list featuring both cultural and natural …

It is counted here in the Asia and the Pacific region.