Haven is the Valorant map with three bomb sites: A, B, and C.
Most Valorant maps use two sites, so Haven’s three-site layout is its defining strategic feature. Attackers can threaten A, B, or C, forcing defenders to spread their utility and players across more possible targets. That extra site creates wider rotations and gives attacking teams more opportunities to split defenses or exploit weak information.
Haven was one of Valorant’s original maps and is set in a fictional location in Thimphu, Bhutan. Its three-site design also affects the map’s callouts: the central B site sits between the A and C approaches, while surrounding areas such as Garage and Long routes help teams move between lanes.
The common mix-up is to choose a familiar two-site map such as Bind, Split, or Ascent. Those maps all use A and B sites, whereas Haven uniquely introduced the A-B-C arrangement among Valorant’s classic maps. Lotus also uses three sites, but it was added later and is a separate map, so Haven remains the traditional canonical answer to this question.