Yes but if you arrive at the moment you are also subject to that 14d self-isolation so keep it in mind for the rest of the year.

I have never been there, but visitors can't go there by themselves (and buy the entrance fee on site) whithout a "park pass"?

but the 14d self-isolation decision is not for the rest of the year

Coa Valley tours (Portugal) are closed for the time being. Got my cancellation ths week. Still hoping that travel restrictions are put in place that I get a full refund from the airline.

I was at Uluru recently and the only road into and out of the national park is blocked off by a gate. You need to scan your park pass to open the gates. They don't sell the passes on site, only online or at the hotel area next to the airport (and if you're picking up a car they can sell you the pass at the rental desk as well). Remember that these are very remote locations so access control is not that difficult :)

ok thank you for the information. I hope i could visit it soon (maybe october)

India closes Taj Mahal

Along with the Taj Mahal, dozens of other protected monuments and museums across in the country including the Ajanta and Ellora caves

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asia/coronavirus-covid-19-india-taj-mahal-12546668

Macau reopens WHSs

WHs have been closed since February as part of the government's COVID-19 prevention measures.

https://macaunews.mo/government-gradually-reopens-cultural-venues/

Galapagos

Ecuador's government shut down access to the Galapagos Marine Reserve in order to prevent the arrival of the virus.

https://www.heraldmailmedia.com/news/nation/chile-guatemala-join-latin-american-neighbors-in-closing-borders/article_b6dd3b85-847e-5a5b-9cbb-8d5d32bf6afe.html

At this point I think only updates of reopening sites (like Macao) might be relevant.

Even if certain WHS remain open, foreigner access to the country might be impossible anyway.

I'm stuck in a world heritage site! I'm sitting in a beautifully serene and empty Amsterdam, but leaving the Netherlands (and returning) is becoming almost impossible. KLM is very flexible - we have cancelled or rescheduled 3 trips. But I can't even cycle to my office!

First time in 30 years that I haven't travelled in the spring and summer!

jeanbon
Hopefully things will be back to normal by October <fingers crossed>.
But in the meantime, can I please point out to everyone that the official advice is to NOT visit places like Uluru and Kakadu at the moment because Indigenous communities are in a much higher risk category for coronavirus. So if you had the virus but were asymptomatic, for example, and visited sites with predominantly Indigenous populations, it could have a very serious effect on those communities (with fatalities highly likely).