Kenya
Amboseli National Park by Roman Bruehwiler
Fort Jesus by Roman Bruehwiler
Gedi by Roman Bruehwiler
Hell’s Gate National Park by Roman Bruehwiler
Kakamega Forest by Roman Bruehwiler
Kenya Lake System by Solivagant
Lake Turkana by Roman Bruehwiler
Lamu Old Town by Els Slots
Maasai Mara Game Reserve by Solivagant
Meru Conservation Area by Roman Bruehwiler
Kenya accepted the UNESCO World Heritage Convention on June 5, 1991, and has since had sites inscribed for both natural and cultural significance.
Its natural listings include iconic landscapes like Mount Kenya, Great Rift Valley lakes, and Lake Turkana, showcasing biodiversity, unique ecosystems, and geological history. Cultural inscriptions feature historic coastal settlements, sacred forests of the Mijikenda, fortified towns, and archaeological sites reflecting Swahili trade, colonial fortifications, and indigenous traditions.
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Mount Kenya
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Thimlich Ohinga
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Recent List Updates
- Gedi : Inscribed
- Geometric rock art in Lake Victoria Region (Kenya) : On tentative list
- Amboseli National Park : On tentative list
- Coastal Forests of Kenya : On tentative list
- Eastern Arc Mountains : On tentative list
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