Landslides can have devastating impacts on cultural heritage sites. Some of the effects include physical destruction of historic buildings, monuments, and artifacts, loss of irreplaceable cultural treasures, disruption of archaeological sites, and damage to cultural landscapes. Landslides can also lead to the erosion of cultural sites, loss of historical records, and displacement of local communities that are connected to these heritage sites. Efforts to mitigate these impacts include implementing protective measures, conducting risk assessments, and promoting awareness and preparedness in vulnerable areas.
