UNESCO’s recent announcement of 24 new World Heritage Sites has unveiled a treasure trove of cultural and natural wonders for Karma Group Members to explore. This latest addition to the prestigious list offers a range of captivating destinations, some conveniently close to Karma Group Resorts.
In India, the newly recognised Hoysala Temples stand as a testament to 12th-century architectural brilliance. Located within easy reach of Karma Royal Haathi Mahal in Goa, these temples boast intricate stone carvings that bring the Hindu epics to life, offering visitors a mesmerising glimpse into India’s rich cultural heritage.
Further east, Indonesia’s Kebun Raya Bogor, one of the world’s oldest botanical gardens, also joins the list. This verdant oasis of biodiversity is within easy reach of our Bali resorts, inviting guests to wander through living galleries of tropical flora.
For those seeking to venture further afield, the Koh Ker archaeological site in Cambodia now beckons with UNESCO’s seal of approval. Dominated by the pyramid-like Prasat Thom, this lesser-known Khmer capital emerges from the jungle, promising a unique alternative to the more frequented Angkor complex.
In Europe, the Žatec and the Landscape of Saaz Hops in the Czech Republic offer a fascinating glimpse into the world of beer production. This unique cultural landscape, shaped by over 700 years of hop cultivation, includes mediaeval towns, 19th-century industrial architecture, and sprawling hop fields.
Karma Group’s affiliate partners extend the possibilities even further, getting you close to some of the most incredible UNESCO sites in the world – a global catalogue of must-see destinations, each offering fascinating insights into the natural world and human culture and history.
