Indian Heritage Quiz

Sunderbans is a mangrove forest in the delta formed by the Ganges, Brahmaputra, Meghna rivers, and the Bay of Bengal. It is a natural UNESCO World Heritage site. Name the state in where it is located:

• West Bengal

• Bihar

• Assam

• Jharkhand

Dedicated to the sun god Surya, this chariot-shaped monument in Odisha is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. What is it called?

• Meenakshi Temple

• Kedarnath

• Konark Sun temple

• The Brihadisvara Temple

This famous temple in Tamil Nadu is known for its grand architecture and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. What is it called?

• Meenakshi Temple

• Brihadisvara Temple

• Virupaksha Temple

• Sun Temple

This national park in India is famous for its Bengal tiger population and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. What is it called?

• Bandhavgarh National Park

• Sundarbans National Park

• Jim Corbett National Park

• Ranthambore National Park

This ancient city in India, known for its well-preserved ruins, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. What is it called?

• Hampi

• Khajuraho

• Ajanta

• Fatehpur Sikri

This ancient rock-cut temple in Maharashtra is known for its intricate sculptures and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. What is it called?

• Ajanta Caves

• Badami Caves

• Ellora Caves

• Kanheri Caves

This historic fort in Rajasthan is famous for its stunning architecture and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. What is it called?

• Mehrangarh Fort

• Jaisalmer Fort

• Amber Fort

• Chittorgarh Fort

This famous archaeological site in Madhya Pradesh is known for its stunning temples and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. What is it called?

• Ajanta

• Hampi

• Khajuraho

• Fatehpur Sikri

This historic city in Uttar Pradesh is famous for its Mughal architecture and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. What is it called?

• Delhi

• Jaipur

• Varanasi

• Agra

This famous hill station in Himachal Pradesh is known for its colonial architecture and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. What is it called?

• Shimla

• Dharamshala

• Manali

• Mussoorie