UNESCO asks Bojonegoro to add geosites for green card
Next comes a four-year revalidation, with access, guides and information materials among the key points under review.
UNESCO issued several recommendations for Geopark Bojonegoro after the area in East Java was accepted as a new UNESCO Global Geopark. The notes, conveyed by the Ministry of Tourism, include adding geosites in eastern Bojonegoro, improving access and signage to the main entry routes, and simplifying information materials on panels and in museums so visitors can understand them more easily. The evaluation team also called for stronger guide training and certification, route brochures for independent travelers, expanded education programs and links with geoparks in other countries. The UNESCO Global Geoparks Council set Bojonegoro's status as accepted at its 11th session in Paris on 2-4 November 2026. The first revalidation will take place four years after approval to determine the chance of earning a green card.