One cultural site and one natural site from Suriname are inscribed on the World Heritage List.
The country is particularly interested in cultural diversity, which is a daily reality for its inhabitants which represent many different ethnic groups speaking at least seven distinct languages.
Suriname has participated in the implementation of the UNESCO-WTO cultural tourism project on the Slave Route.
The project on the cultural approach to the prevention and treatment of HIV and AIDS resulted in a country-wide awareness-raising campaign.
The Amerindian youth of the island of Galibi received support from the Youth Path programme to develop tourist activities that sympathetic to their cultural heritage.