Update from India:
Geoglyphs of Konkan Region of India (17/02/2022)
Jingkieng jri: Living Root Bridge Cultural Landscapes (17/02/2022)
Sri Veerabhadra Temple and Monolithic Bull (Nandi), Lepakshi (The Vijayanagara Sculpture and Painting Art Tradition) (17/02/2022)

(and Hainan has reappeared on China's Tentative List)

jonathanfr
You beat me by 1 minute!

72 locations! Mweh...

Sorry :)

I am satisfied to see Hainan reappear.

Jingkieng jri: Living Root Bridge Cultural Landscapes
Perhaps the intangible list would be more appropriate, like the Inca bridge in Peru.

New one from Mozambique: Maputo National Park (formerly Ponto d' Ouro Partial Marine Reserve - POPMR) (31/03/2022) -> an extension to the iSimangaliso Wetland Park in South Africa

-> renomination of Ponta de Ouro Protected Marine Area, which now has disappeared from the T List

New ones from Paraguay:
Rock Art of Jsukaevnda and Cerro Corá (06/04/2022)
Defensores del Chaco National Park (06/04/2022)
Médanos del Chaco National Park (06/04/2022)
Yerba Mate Cultural Landscape (06/04/2022)
Jesuit Mission of San Cosme y San Damián (06/04/2022)
Templo San Buenaventura de Yaguaron (06/04/2022)

-> Yerba Mate Cultural Landscape (06/04/2022) -> after wine, coffee, tea: the Paraguayans couldn't resist putting forward their favourite drink

Can't dive now into specifics, but both being quite big (>5.000 km2), in the Chaco and that area being naturally important and absent from the list (with dry forests being quite threatened worldwide), I think they both have the greatest potential from this list to (finally) become Paraguay's 2nd WHS. They eventually might be a single nomination, because both are adjacent, as it is shown here https://parquesnacionalesdelparaguay.blogspot.com/2012/07/mapa-de-las-areas-silvestres-protegidas.html?view=flipcard, but the 2nd park might have its OUV more attached to wetlands.


Most surely as an extension of the existing Trinidad de Paraná and Jesús de Tavarangüé site, even more so for being all 3 missions in the department of Itapúa.


To this point, can't tell of the regional/global importance of these rock paintings, but (as a sidenote), Cerro Corá was also the site of the last battle of the Triple Alliance War. On the other hand, searching online under the name "Jsukaevnda", couldn't find anything.


Yes, I think it was a question of time.

yes it is

With the new version of the page:

https://whc.unesco.org/en/tentativelists/

I find that it lacks, as before, the possibility of seeing the latest additions.

But a solution:

https://whc.unesco.org/en/tentativelists/?action=listtentative&pattern=&date_start=&date_end=&order=year