If reports are to go by, among the distinguished inclusions are prominent landmarks, such as Gwalior Fort, renowned for its historical significance; the Historical Group of Dhamnar, representing the rich cultural heritage of the region; the fascinating Rock Art Sites of Chambal Valley, showcasing ancient artistry; and the revered Bhojeshwar Mahadev Temple, a symbol of religious devotion.

As per the latest development, six heritage sites in Madhya Pradesh have been included in the tentative UNESCO list, thereby marking a significant milestone for the state. With regard to this, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav expressed his heartfelt congratulations to the people of the state for this achievement, while conveying this announcement through social media channels.
If reports are to go by, among the distinguished inclusions are prominent landmarks, such as Gwalior Fort, renowned for its historical significance; the Historical Group of Dhamnar, representing the rich cultural heritage of the region; the fascinating Rock Art Sites of Chambal Valley, showcasing ancient artistry; and the revered Bhojeshwar Mahadev Temple, a symbol of religious devotion.

Notably, the inclusion of Khooni Bhandara in Burhanpur and the God Memorial of Ramnagar in Mandla adds further depth to Madhya Pradesh's diverse heritage offerings.
Referring to this, Sandeep Srivastava, Municipal Corporation Commissioner, recounted the meticulous efforts initiated in 2010 to secure UNESCO recognition for the underground water structure, Khooni Bhandara. Following a comprehensive inspection by a UNESCO team in 2013 and the subsequent rectification of identified shortcomings, collaborative efforts between the district administration, municipal corporation, and the Madhya Pradesh government have led to the formulation of an action plan aimed at enhancing facilities for prospective domestic and international tourists and researchers.