Out of 1121 protected properties in the world that meet UNESCOs selection criteria, there are 5 cultural and 4 natural sites in Indonesia.
The Pendem Fort tourist area is located on Jalan Untung Surapati, Ngawi Regency, on an area of 42,181 m2 with a core area of 7,500 m2.
Reog Ponorogo was officially proposed to UNESCO by the Indonesian government on February 18, 2022.
Without sufficient data, proper preservation effort will be difficult to manage.
Four ministers and two governors signed an MOU. Borobudur is not only used as a place of worship for Buddhists but also to be visited and used by people of other religions.
