UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Marshall Islands

Marshall Islands UNESCO World Heritage Sites

The UNESCO Sites in Marshall Islands have resulted from the recognition of 1 cultural and natural landmark as UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the Marshall Islands and 3 locations on the Marshall Islands UNESCO tentative list. These tourist sites in the Marshall Islands are acknowledged for their unique and valuable cultural, natural, artistic, and historical significance and are preserved for future generations to enjoy.

In addition to these 1 sites in the Marshall Islands UNESCO list, there are many other places to travel to Marshall Islands that are being considered for UNESCO recognition. These sites, listed on the tentative list, showcase the rich cultural heritage of the country and are waiting for approval to join the prestigious and famous World Heritage Sites list.

To help visitors discover these remarkable Marshall Islands tourist attractions, we have put together an interactive map of the UNESCO sites in Marshall Islands.

Marshall Islands UNESCO Map

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World Heritage Sites in Marshall Islands

UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Marshall Islands

There are 1 UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Marshall Islands. All of these three sites are listed under the Cultural category.

  • Bikini Atoll Nuclear Test Site

UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Marshall Islands are protected locations for their cultural and natural importance.

Bikini Atoll Nuclear Test Site

The Bikini Atoll Nuclear Test Site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the Marshall Islands. It holds historical significance as the site of nuclear testing conducted by the United States from 1946 to 1958. These tests had a profound impact on the environment and the local indigenous communities. The Bikini Atoll still bears the scars of these tests, with sunken ships and submerged nuclear test craters serving as reminders of the devastating power unleashed during that era. Despite its troubled past, the Bikini Atoll Nuclear Test Site stands as a stark reminder of the consequences of nuclear weapons testing and the need for global efforts towards disarmament and environmental preservation.

Marshall Islands UNESCO tentative list

  1. Northern Marshall Islands Atolls
  2. Likiep Village Historic District
  3. Mili Atoll Nature Conservancy (and Nadrikdrik)

Tours in Marshall Islands

Our choices of tours in the Marshall Islands are divided into thematic features such as Majuro, Arno Atoll, and Kwajalein Atoll Experience.