Another heritage jewel from India has now been added to the World Heritage List of UNESCO. Assam's 700-year-old Moidams, which are the mound-burial system belonging to the Ahom dynasty and is located in the eastern part of the Indian state, was added to the prestigious list on Friday (July 26).

This 700-year-old burial of Ahom dynasty in Assam is now UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here's all about Moidams

Indian state Assam's Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Saturday said that the resting place of Ahom kingdom's royal families, 'Maidams', located in the Charaideo district of the state will be the sole nomination of India for UNESCO World Heritage Site's tag this year.

India to solely nominate Ahom ‘Maidams’ for UNESCO World Heritage Site tag

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This 700-year-old burial of Ahom dynasty in Assam is now UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here's all about Moidams

India to solely nominate Ahom ‘Maidams’ for UNESCO World Heritage Site tag