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and preservation of World Heritage sites of the country is the responsibility
of the DOA. At present there are two cultural heritage sites in
Nepal which are inscribed in the World Heritage list ; Kathmandu
Valley and Lumbini,
The Kathmandu Valley was inscribed, as a single world heritage site
incorporating seven monument zones.There are Hanumandhoka,Patan
and Bhaktapur Palace squares; Pashupatinath and Changunarayan Temples;
and Swayambhu and Baudhanath Stupas. For the proper conservation
and management of the these world Heritage properties His Majesty's
Govt.of Nepal has declared them along with necessary adjacent areas
'' Protected Monument Zone'' under the provision of the Ancient
Monument Preservation Act 1956 [B.S.2013].
Now all the conservation and management efforts of the state party
and W.H. Committee are Concentrated to return the site from the
list of W.H. in Danger . The redefinition of the boundaries of the
monument zones has been already completed. The draft report of the
Integrated Management Plan has been submitted to UNESCO.
For detail report, please download the documents:
0.1
IMF Z
0.2 IPOA
Z
1.1
MHB HANUMAN DHOKA Z
1.2
POA HANUMAN DHOKA Z
2.1
MHB SWAYAMBHU Z
2.2
POA SWAYAMBHU Z
3.1
MHB BAUDDHANATH Z
3.2
POA BAUDDHANATH Z
4.1 MHB PASHUPATI
Z
4.2
POA PASHUPATI Z
5.1
MHB PATAN Z
5.2
POA PATAN Z
6.1
MHB BHAKTAPUR Z
6.2
POA BHAKTAPUR Z
7.1
MHB CHANGU Z
7.2
POA CHANGU Z
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