Assam's "Charaideo Moidam" Pyramids Set To Become World Heritage Site
The ancient pyramids of Assam, known as Charaideo Moidam, are on track to potentially achieve UNESCO World Heritage Site status. Prime Minister Narendra Modi personally submitted a proposal to UNESCO for its nomination, making it the sole historical site in India under consideration. Following the nomination, a UNESCO team conducted site inspections. These pyramids, serving as the final resting place for Ahom royal family members, possess profound historical significance. The potential recognition as a World Heritage Site is anticipated to raise Assam's global prominence and deepen respect for the Ahom community.
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The ancient pyramids of Assam, known as Charaideo Moidam, are on track to potentially achieve UNESCO World Heritage Site status. Prime Minister Narendra Modi personally submitted a proposal to UNESCO for its nomination, making it the sole historical site in India under consideration. Following the nomination, a UNESCO team conducted site inspections. These pyramids, serving as the final resting place for Ahom royal family members, possess profound historical significance. The potential recognition as a World Heritage Site is anticipated to raise Assam's global prominence and deepen respect for the Ahom community.
