Great Himalayan National Park Conservation Area is Himachal Pradesh's natural World Heritage property
Background
The World Heritage Centre's page for India lists the Great Himalayan National Park Conservation Area among the country's Natural World Heritage properties.
The Press Information Bureau's state-wise table of India's World Heritage properties enters the Great Himalayan National Park against Himachal Pradesh, with 2014 as the year of inscription.
The same table groups it with the properties under the protection of the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change.
Its companions in that group include Kaziranga, Keoladeo, Manas, the Sunderbans National Park, Nanda Devi and Valley of Flowers National Parks, and the Western Ghats.
The Western Ghats entry in the table is spread over Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu, which makes it the only natural property in the table entered against more than one state.
In plain words
World Heritage property UNESCO World Heritage property — A site inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List under the 1972 Convention.
Natural property Natural World Heritage property — A World Heritage property listed for its physical or biological value rather than for human work.