This world heritage site of Carpathins region is  very interestingly covers 12 countries like Germany, Albania, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Italy, Ukraine, Slovakia, Slovenia, Romania, and Spain  ; Unesco says, ‘Since the end of the last Ice Age, European Beech spread from a few isolated refuge areas in the Alps, Carpathians, Dinarides, Mediterranean and Pyrenees over a short period of few thousand years in a process that is still ongoing….’.

‘The Primeval Beech Forests of the Carpathians include ten separate masstifs located along the 185 km long axis from the Rakhv mountains and Chornohora ridge in Ukraine over the Poloniny Ridge(Slovakia) to the Vibhorlat Mountains in Slovakia. The ancient Beech Forests of Germany include five locations. And Unesco added forests of Albania, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, and Italy etc to it, The following areas fall in this peculiar forest region, and they can be very clearly seen through the ancient lands in these names from where the migrants faced forced migration and thereafter reached and settled in different parts of Europe giving old names to their ‘second homelands’.

Carpathians identifies the ancient Capota or the Kapotika region near Dan and Danaan (Danarides) settlements of Troy linked with the story of Pyrene, daughter of King Benrycius(ancient Babylon/Byblos) and a lover of Heracles. Her tomb erected by Heracles stands in the same Oxus region where Alexander built the city near it in the name of his horse Bucephalus.

Havešová in Presov region in Slovakia;

Vihorlat in Presov region in Slovakia;

Rožok in Presov region in Slovakia;

Stuzica in the Poloniny region in Presov

Bukovské vrchy in Presov region in Slovakia;

Kyjovský Prales of Vihorlat

Chornohora in Zakarpattia in Ukraine;

Kuziy-Trybushany in Zakarpattia in Ukraine;

Maramarosh in Zakarpattia in Ukraine;

Stuzhytsia–Uzhok in Zakarpattia in Ukraine;

Svydovets in Zakarpattia in Ukraine;

Uholka–Shyrikyi Luh in Zakarpattia in Ukraine;

Jasmund in Mecklenburg-Vorpommem region in Germany;

Serrahn in Muritz in Mecklenburg-Vorpommem region in Germany;

Grumsiner in Brandenburg region in Germany;

Hainich in Thuringia region of Germany;

Kellerwald in Edersee in Hesse region in Germany;

Tejera Negra in Sierra Norte de Guadalajara in Castle-La Mancha in Spain;

Montejo in de la Sierra in Madrid region in Spain;

Lizardoia in Irati in Navarre region in Spain;

Aztaparreta in Navarre region in Spain;

Cuesta Fria in Avllon in Castle and Leon of Spain;

Canal de Asotin in Picos de Europa in Castle and Leon region in Spain;

Kalkalpen in Upper Austria;

Durrenstein in Lower Styria region in Austria;

Lumii I Ghasit in Valbone valley in Kukes region in Albania;

Rraica in Shebenik-jablanika in the region of Elbasan in Albania;

Sonian in Brussels and Wallonia and Flanders regions in Belgium;

Balkan region which includes Sofia, Lovech Plovdiv, Gabrovo and Stara Zagora, in Bulgaria;

Krokar in Kocevie region in Slovenia ;

Sneznik-zdrocle in Ilirska Bistrica in the region of Loska Dolina in Slovenia;

Paklenica Nati in Lika-Seni in Zadar in Croatia;

Haiducki in Norterhn Velebit in Lika-Seni in Croatia ;

Rozanski in Norterhn Velebit in Lika-Seni in Croatia;

Cheile Nerei-Beusnita in Caras-Severin in Romania;

Sinca in Brasov in Romanis;

Slatioara in Suceava in Romania;

Cozia in Valcea region in Romania;

Domogled Valea-Cernei in Mehedinti, Caras-Severin, Gori in Romania

Grosii Tiblesului in Maramures region in Romania;

Izvoarele Nerei in Semenic-Cheile, Carasului of Caras-Severin in Romania;

Strimbu Baiut in maramures region in Romania;

Gorgany in Ivano-Frankivysk in Ukraine;

Roztochya in Lviv region in Ukraine;

Satanivska Dacha in Podiski Toytry in Khmelnytskyi in Ukraine;

Synevyr in  in Zakarpattia in Ukraine ;

Sasso Fratino in Monte Falterona of Campigna in Emilla-Romagna Tuscany in Italy;

Raschio Mount in Bracciano-Martignano Lake region of Lazio in Italy;

Cimino Mount in Abruzzon in Lazio region of Italy;

Foresta Umbro in Gargono region of Apulia in Italy;

Cozzo Ferriero in Calabria Basilicata region in Italy;

Val Fondillo in Parco Nazionale d’Abruzzo of Lazio e Molise region of Abruzzo in Italy;

Coppo del Principe in Parco Nazionale d’Abruzzo, Lazio e Malise in the region of Abruzzo in Italy ;

Coppo del Morto in Parco Nazionale d’Abruzzo, Lazio d Malise in the reion of Abruzzo in Italy;

Moricento in the same region of Parco;

Cervara Valley in the same region of Parco;

Zacharovanyi Krai in Zakarpattia in Ukraine