UNESCO World Heritage
UNESCO World Heritage
Korea's World Heritage
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World Heritage Status List
List
- 1995 – Tripitaka Koreana of Heinsa Temple, Jongmyo, Seokguram, Bulguksa Temple
- 1997 – Changdeokgung Palace, Suwon Hwaseong
- 2000 – Gochang·Hwasun·Ganghwa Dolmen Sites, Gyeongju Historic District
- 2007 – Jeju Volcanic Island and Lava Tubes
- 2009 – Joseon Royal Tombs
- 2010 – Korean Historic Villages: Hahoe and Yangdong villages
- 2014 – Namhansanseong Fortress
- 2015 – Baekje Historic District
- 2018 – Sansa, Korean Mountain Monastery
- 2019 – Korean Seowon
- 2021 - Mudflats in Korea
Total 15 items, including 13 cultural and 2 natural heritages, have been listed.
Gochang-gun became the first local government in Korea to have both cultural and natural heritages, as Gochang, Hwasun, and Ganghwa Dolmen Sites were listed as cultural heritage in 2000, and mud flats in Korea were registered as natural heritage in 2021.
Haeinsa Tripitaka Panjeonlisted in 1995
Jongmyolisted in 1995
Seokguram, Bulguksa Templelisted in 1995
Changdeokgung Palacelisted in 1995
Suwon Hwaseong Fortresslisted in 1997
Gochang·Hwasun·Ganghwa Dolmen Arealisted in 2000
Gyeongju Historic Districtlisted in 2000
Jeju Volcanic Island and Lava Tubeslisted in 2008
Royal Tombs of Joseonlisted in 2009
Korean Historical Villagelisted in 2010
Namhansanseonglisted in 2014
Baekje Historical Relics sitelisted in 2015
Sansa, Mountain Monasteries in Korealisted in 2018
Seowon in Korealisted in 2019
Mud flats in Korealisted in 2021