Bagan Makes UNESCO List, but Challenges Remain

Bagan Succeeds in Joining UNESCO List

Bagan, an archeological zone and one of Myanmar’s major tourist attractions, has eventually managed to be inscribed in the prestigious UNESCO’s World Heritage List. The temple-city’ authorities put a bid for Bagan in 1995 already, which was rej
Inle Lake declared as a ramsar site

Inle Lake declared as a ramsar site

Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation declared Inle Lake as its fifth internationally important wetland site under UNESCO’s Ramsar Convention
Bagan Management Committee on the verge of facing the court

Archaeologists to sue Bagan committee

The Myanmar Archaeology Association is planning to sue the Bagan Management Committee for allegedly mismanaging the temples at Bagan, one of the most important heritage sites in the country, according to an article in the Myanmar Times. “Our priori
Experts visit to Bagan for UNESCO listing

Expert to assess Bagan UNESCO application

An international expert from the International Council on Monuments and Sites is expected to visit Myanmar next month to assess the country’s application for Bagan to be added to the World Heritage list, according to a report in Frontier. The artic