List of World Heritage Sites in the International Democratic Union

Below is a list of WATCH World Heritage Sites in the International Democratic Union.

List

Site	Location	Criteria	Description
Apalm Everglade	Giove, Mariso, Wosteaque	Natural: (viii), (ix), (x)	The largest everglade in Wosteaque.
Avotha dei Mathias (Spring of Mathias)	Anaraceda Township, Monterre Province, Eiria	Natural: (vii)	A large freshwater mineral spring with abnormally clear water. It is believed by many locals to be sacred and have incredible healing power.
Byeolmorae	Various sites in Haebam, Haesan	Natural: (vii)	A series of bioluminescent beaches on the coast of the Promethean Sea, known for their stunning nighttime landscapes
Cheonsahae	Huiseok, Sinhan, Haesan	Cultural: (i), (iii), (iv), (vi)	The principle holy site of the Celestial Faith, it consists of a series of ancient stone carvings along with an elaborate temple complex that has been constructed over the years, principally by the Seo Dukedom and the Dominion of United Haesan.
Ĉirkaǔi Barrier Reef	Ĉirkaǔi Bay, Frésir, Wosteaque	Natural: (vii), (viii), (ix), (x)	One of the world's most unique barrier reefs due to the relatively cool water the reef is in. it also houses many endemic species.
Dawaama Structure	Konservatorio Suda, Mariso, Wosteaque	Natural: (vii)	Also called the Eye of the Mutanathir, it is a distinguished circular geological feature in the Mutanathir desert.
Eklēja/Kathedral dei Harmonij (Church/Cathedral of Harmony)	Nuceda, Murdarbe Province, Eiria	Cultural: (i), (iv), (vi)	While it is one of the oldest (and largest) churches in Eiria, it also is the most important church in the Unitist religion. It also houses "The Ten Gifting Angels", a series of larger than life-sized statues by Madame Lapis, who is commonly regarded as the most famous artist in Eirian history.
Gwiyun Reef	Promethean Sea near Imyu & Southern Maritimes, Haesan	Natural: (vii), (ix), (x)	A biodiverse coral reef located at the junction of the Albarine Sea and Promethean Sea. It is notable for its population of rare ocean life, especially sea turtles. It was also a protected region in Haesan in 2023 for silver whale conservation, among other marine initiatives.
Haenamgung	Jangsa-gu, Suyang, Haesan	Cultural: (i), (ii), (iii), (iv)	The largest palace structure in Haesan, and the seat of government the Dominion of United Haesan for over 700 years. Notable as the most exquisite example of traditional Haesanite architecture. It has been significantly restored since 1985.
Historic Center of Anfa	Anfa, Haesan	Cultural: (i), (ii), (iii), (iv)	Including monumental sites like the Chateau du Anfe and the Bourse Anfois, the French colonial style city center has been restored and rebuilt in accordance with a strict historical code. It bears witness to centuries of political change and resistance and represents the stronghold of Haesanite Arrivée culture.
Hot Springs of Jakja	Various sites in Jakja, Haesan	Natural: (vii), (x)	Natural hot springs of exceptional beauty abound on the island of Jakja in Haesan. The island and its springs also host a variety of rare and endangered species as it serves as a critical link between the Slokasian island chain and the Hesperidan mainland.
Illien Reef	Iustitia Island, Libertas Omnium Maximus	Natural: (vii), (viii), (ix)	A large and ecologically significant coral fringe reef, a popular dive site due to the reef's biodiversity and abundance of shipwrecks
Jangsa	Jangsa-gu, Suyang, Haesan	Cultural: (ii), (iii), (vi)	A 5th century marketplace in Choi governate style, currently restored and still operational.
Jisunsan Complex	Jisunsan, Seocheon, Haesan	Cultural Landscape: (i), (ii), (iv), (vi), (vii)	An important series of Celestial temples on the path to the summit of Mount Jisun, the tallest mountain of Haesan and one that is known for its stunning natural beauty and cultural significance. The temples were constructed starting in the 7th century by the Park Dukedom and have continuously been developed up to the present day.
Kava Bay	USSZ, Boemont, Wosteaque	Natural: (vii), (viii)	The bay has several karst limestone pillars, many of which are hollow.
Old City of Kaijan	Kaijan City, North Kaijan,Slokais Islands	Cultural: (i), (iv)	A historic city center of critical importance to Kaijanese culture. Built by traders from Neria starting in the 1200s. Consists of multiple significant sites such as the Masjid Albahaar, the Kaijanese Bazaar, and the Lehvantian Quarter. Around 19,500 still reside in the Old City.
Orange Cliffs of Yeletov	Yeletov, Frésir, Wosteaque	Natural: (vii)	A large cliff with a distinctive orange hue in the district of Yeletov.
Pezde Everglade	Aracante, Mariso, Wosteaque	Natural: (viii), (ix), (x)	A wetland and coastal habitat that houses many unique wildlife species.
San Bolocce Missions	Valet, Boemont, Wosteaque	Cultural: (ii)	Buildings date back to 1427.
San Martin Islands	Magiong-Kah Tribal Area, Grand Bank, Slokais Islands	Cultural: (iii), (v)	Includes multiple ceremonial sites still used by the Magiong-Kah people, as well as the ancient stone village of P'ang Ma. Also includes the Magiong-Kah History Museum and Haguik'ah Building, the oldest still inhabited building in Slokais Islands.
Sangju	Sangju, Eungang, Haesan	Cultural: (ii), (iv), (v)	A historic capital city of the Choi Dukedom known for its well preserved ancient buildings and cultural exhibitions. The city hosts a number of artisans who are required by local law to maintain historic methods of craftsmanship. Buildings date to the 3rd century CE.
Sigroko	Hilldrun, Mariso, Wosteaque	Natural: (vii), (viii)	The massive rock is known for it's archaeological and distinctive significance.
Silverado River Valley	Silverado, Slokais Islands	Natural: (vii), (ix)	Silverado River Valley is formed by the Silverado Valley flowing from the Sierra Blancos Mounatins.
Statue of Democracy	Wostmage, Wosteaque	Cultural: (i), (vi)	The statue was build from 1875 to 1880. It represents democracy in Wosteaque
Statue of Equity	Wostmage, Wosteaque	Cultural: (i), (vi)	The statue was build from 1885 to 1890. It represents equity in Wosteaque.
Statue of Fraternity	Wostmage, Wosteaque	Cultural: (i), (vi)	The statue was build from 1880 to 1885. It represents fraternity in Wosteaque.
Statue of Justice	Wostmage, Wosteaque	Cultural: (i), (vi)	The statue was build from 1890 to 1895. It represents justice in Wosteaque.
Statue of Liberty	Wostmage, Wosteaque	Cultural: (i), (vi)	The statue was build from 1895 to 1900. It represents liberty in Wosteaque.
Stórar Dýfur Underground Cave Systems	Ruskilmo, Frésir, Wosteaque	Natural: (vii), (viii), (ix)	Large underwater caves underneath lake Yarkoluboy. It is the only place that the rare, bioluminescent, amethyst freshwater octopus is found.
The Mirror Of The World	Iwundee, Mariso, Wosteaque	Natural: (vii)	The largest salt flat in Wosteaque and one of the largest in the world.
Varre Barrier Reef	Mariso, Wosteaque	Natural: (vii), (viii), (ix), (x)	One of the world's largest barrier reefs, and one of the richest areas in wildlife diversity.
Vayory Pit Fossil Site	Vlindil, Frésir, Wosteaque	Natural: (viii)	Voyory Pit is a abundant site for fossils of prehistorical animals in Wosteaque
Temple of Vargoya	Via Regis, Iustitia, Libertas Omnium Maximus	Cultural: (i), (iv)	Exposed ruins of a 7th century religious complex, one of the oldest surviving large structures in Libertas Omnium Maximus.
Wostmage	Wostmage Capital Territory, Wosteaque	Cultural: (i), (iv)	Wostmage was planned and developed between 1615 and 1625, it started construction in 1625. It was created to have a capital that could support multiple republics joining Wosteaque.