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A forest massif holding the richest primate diversity in Central Africa, and a share of a park that runs across two international borders.

Mbanza Kongo, capital of one of the largest states in the region for five centuries, and a way of drawing in sand that schools now teach as mathematics.

No World Heritage site and no intangible heritage element, and six nominations filed in a single year after decades of filing none.

Six plantations inscribed together as a colonial system built on forced labor to keep cocoa and coffee flowing after slavery was abolished.

Five World Heritage sites, a first capital planned with separate quarters for Europeans and for Africans, and the inscribed skills behind attieke.