The Cultural Heritage Administration and the Korean National Commission for UNESCO will distribute the Korean language version of the 2016 UNESCO World Heritage map.
 
The map features all World Heritage properties as well as photos of representative properties in each continent.

A photo of the Baekje Historic Areas of South Korea was posted on the map, representing Asia. The site was added to the UNESCO World Heritage list last July.
 
The maps will be available, free of charge, on the first floor of the Korean National Commission for UNESCO building in Seoul. The maps can also be downloaded from the Web sites of the Cultural Heritage Administration and the Korean National Commission for UNESCO.