ICE President Professor Jim Hall explains the challenges that coastlines face and explores possible solutions.

India adds seven breathtaking natural sites from the lava flows of the Deccan Traps to Kerala’s Varkala Cliffs to UNESCO’s ...

For millennia, mountains have been more than just landforms in India. They are seen as the pillars of creation, connecting the earthly to the divine. In the Hindu tradition, a mountain is not merely ...

With this inclusion, India now has a total of 69 sites under consideration by UNESCO, comprising 49 cultural, 17 natural, and ...

The people are independent and self-sufficient, and the landscape is marvelously rugged.

According to UNESCO’s protocol, inclusion in the Tentative List is an essential prerequisite for any site to be formally ...