Plus the Esplanade in George Town (Malaysia), mentioned in the comparative analysis of Singapore's Padang. Very similar (but George Town much better as a whole).

That has the potential to become quite a large list, Solivagant!

North American additions that come quickly to mind are Quebec City, with a parade ground in the Citadel, Rideau Canal, with a parade ground at Fort Henry, La Fortaleza, with parade grounds at its forts, and Yellowstone, with a parade ground at Fort Yellowstone. Presumably the San Antonio Missions could also be an addition; I haven't yet seen a reference to a parade ground at the Alamo, but with a military presence there for many years, the men would have had to muster somewhere.

This brings up another idea: could we add a connection for Changing of the Guards ceremonies? It looks like there may be several sites we can add from this list.

But:

How about Ayuthaya? There is a large empty area outside the wall of royal palace ruins called Sanam Chai or "Victory Field". In historical record there was a small royal hall built on the palace wall for the king to see military parades and drill practices on Victory Ground.

As I initially mentioned, Causses and Cévennes in France has some ski lifts and pistes at the "summit" of Mont Lozere. But I didn't include it because it's got to be pretty small; the lift ticket for a day is only 17 Euros (in France)! They also accommodate "kiters."

https://www.lemontlozere.com/

Now I'm confused what connection you really want. Ski Resort in a core zone, actual "high class" hotel with ski ramp nearby, seems rare. Ski lifts and ski pistes seem quite common. Quite sure that's how I entered the core zone at Pirin NP.

Well, I figured there could be many core zones with ski lifts and pistes, so I thought I'd fashion it as ski resort. But I don't have a definition of ski resorts myself. But Lake Louise and Gavarnie, but not Mont Lozere, have aura of ski resorts at least, seeing from their websites.

As to the Pirin NP WHS, I'm not sure if the ski lifts go through the core zone, but all pistes are within the buffer zone the last time I checked upon skiing there in winter 2017-18.

Selected for the "Preserving Legacies" project
WHS selected for monitoring as part of the "Preserving Legacies: A Future for Our Past" project. A joint project by National Geographic and Manulife of Canada "to safeguard several historical and culturally significant heritage sites from the impacts of climate change and to protect the physical, cultural, and financial well-being of the communities that depend on those sites for their livelihood and connection to their past."
See https://blog.nationalgeographic.org/2022/12/08/manulife-partners-with-the-national-geographic-society-to-safeguard-unesco-world-heritage-sites-from-climate-change-impacts/

Petra, Jordan
Rice Terraces of the Philippine Cordilleras, Philippines See https://www.manulife.com.ph/about-us/newsroom/latest-news/manulife_and_national_geographic_society_partner_to_protect_banaue_rice_terraces_and_other_world_heritage_sites_from_climate_change_impacts.html
Angkor Archaeological Park, Cambodia See https://asianews.network/angkor-archaeological-park-chosen-for-climate-change-project-on-preserving-historic-legacies/
Historical Mosque City of Bagerhat, Bangladesh
Nan Madol, Micronesia
Levuka, Fiji
Koutammakou, the Land of the Batammariba, Togo and Benin
Sceilg Mhichíl, Ireland . See https://www.gov.ie/en/press-release/b8150-global-expertise-on-climate-change-to-strengthen-sceilg-mhichils-climate-resilience/?referrer=http://www.gov.ie/en/press-release/ac4f7-global-expertise-on-climate-change-to-strengthen-sceilg-mhichils-climate-resilience/
Port, Fortress, and Group of Monuments at Cartagena, Colombia

Jean-Paul-L'Allier Prize for Heritage

https://www.ovpm.org/program/lallier-prize/

Buildings designed by Czech architects outside the borders of the Czech republic:

Title to change, Czechia instead of Czech republic

Furthest distance apart: French Austral Lands and Seas

Between Crozet Archipelago and Amsterdam and St Paul Islands

Ah and don't forget our favorite Beech Forests:
Podilski Tovtry Nature Park to Hayedos de Picos de Europa is over 3000km.

Connection: Inscribed during an extraordinary session

Old City of Jerusalem – 1981 (01EXTCOM)

Pff. I think I caught up with you guys again (save for 1 or 2 still waiting in my mailbox). Let me know if I forgot one.

FYI - it was brought to my attention that the links for the connection groups such as WHS Hotspots from this page currently lead to a permission error. Am looking into it. It only involves the Connection group pages (so not the individual connections) and within those, only those with a blank space in their title.

Feel this connection needs some division. Papahanaumokuakea is a large area but most other listed are separate sites far apart. I think there is a connection for large sites already anyway? Routes de Santiago is also connected to each other by a point or isn't it inscribed that way?