Tukuk-OS🌍 Oceania World Heritage
40 sites · 12 countries · location & significance
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A profile for each of the 40 celebrated World Heritage sites in Oceania — where the site sits, which country it belongs to, whether it is cultural or natural, and a plain-English introduction drawn from Wikipedia so the description stays sourced rather than invented. These 40 sites span 12 countries across the continent.
Sydney Opera House
🏛️ CulturalGreat Barrier Reef
🌿 NaturalKakadu National Park
🏔️ MixedUluru-Kata Tjuta National Park
🏔️ MixedTongariro National Park
🏔️ MixedRapa Nui National Park
🏛️ CulturalGreater Blue Mountains Area
🌿 NaturalShark Bay
🌿 NaturalPurnululu National Park
🌿 NaturalEast Rennell
🌿 NaturalRock Islands Southern Lagoon
🏔️ MixedRoyal Exhibition Building
🏛️ CulturalGondwana Rainforests of Australia
🌿 NaturalFraser Island
🌿 NaturalAustralian Fossil Mammal Sites
🌿 NaturalMacquarie Island
🌿 NaturalBudj Bim Cultural Landscape
🏛️ CulturalNew Zealand Subantarctic Islands
🌿 NaturalLevuka Historical Port Town
🏛️ CulturalWillandra Lakes Region
🏛️ CulturalChief Roi Mata's Domain
🏛️ CulturalTaputapuātea
🏛️ CulturalHeard Island and McDonald Islands
🌿 NaturalTasmanian Wilderness
🏔️ MixedNan Madol
🏛️ CulturalPhoenix Islands Protected Area
🌿 NaturalAustralian Convict Sites
🏛️ CulturalBikini Atoll
🏛️ CulturalNingaloo Coast
🌿 NaturalWet Tropics of Queensland
🌿 NaturalKuk Early Agricultural Site
🏛️ CulturalLord Howe Island Group
🌿 NaturalHeard and McDonald Islands
🌿 NaturalShark Bay, Western Australia
🌿 NaturalK’gari
🌿 NaturalMurujuga Cultural Landscape
🏛️ CulturalOther continents
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