Eastern Asia

South Korea's inscribed sites include volcanic formations, sacred shrines and temples, royal tombs, and ancient cities.

Did you know that South Korea is home to 12 UNESCO World Heritage Sites? Discover them all from historic fortresses to peaceful temples and royal tombs.

With the recent UNESCO World Heritage Site expansion, Korea now has 12 sites. Here is a brief on all 12 and how to visit them like a pro.

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Ecosystems of an enclosed basin lake feature proudly beside sacred landforms and burial sites on the list in Mongolia.

The legacy of the Shoguns and Samurai, Shinto and Buddhist shrines, mountains, islands, and more from Japan are celebrated on the UNESCO list.

Godlike mountains, remote islands, and ancient castles are among Japan's World Heritage Sites. While you may never have heard of a UNESCO World Heritage Site before visiting Japan, the distinction is a highly revered one. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) awards the title to locations around the world with “outstanding universal value.” The list is basically a holy grail of travel destinations from natural wonders to those with cultural significance. Here are the 23 UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Japan.

There are 20 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Japan. Learn about each of these sites for you to consider a visit on your next trip.

World Heritage Sites in China included world cultural heritages, world natural heritages and world mixed heritages. There are total 43 world heritage sites in China.

China boasts more than 40 world heritage sites. From cultural attractions to natural sites, this vast land provides various sources to the UNESCO world heritage list such as the Great Wall and Qin Terracotta Army.

China’s a big place, and it can be hard to know where to start your trip. Why not work your way around China’s World Heritage-listed sites? China has more heritage-listed attractions than anywhere else in the world, and they are so jaw-dropping you might forget to take a photo. Here are 8 of our favourites.