Malaysia Has Six UNESCO World Heritage Sites

Malaysia Has Six UNESCO World Heritage Sites. UNESCO (The United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization) is an international organization operating in the fields of education, science and culture created by the United Nations (United Nations). Another interesting fact about Malaysia is that this country has six world heritage sites protected by UNESCO. Anything? The following is a list of world heritage sites in Malaysia: 1.Kinabalu National Park (Since 2014) 2.FRIM Selangor Geoforest Park (Since 2017) 3.Gombak Selangor Quartz Ridge (Since 2017) 4.Royal Yet State Park (Since 2017) 5. Lazar House, Sungai Buloh Leprosarium (2019) 6.Great Niah National Park (Since 2021) Sumber: whc.unesco.org