Malaysians suggest upgrades for Unesco sites nationwide

By FLOREY D. MIKIL and GISELE SOO

Many of the heritage buildings in George Town are shop houses and cafes. — Pexels

There are many Unesco World Heritage Sites, but only a few carry the Triple Crown status.

These are given to sites that are recognised with three of Unesco’s official titles, namely, World Network of Biosphere Reserves (Man and the Biosphere Programme), World Natural Heritage Sites, and Global Geoparks.

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