India is a land of rich history, where centuries of culture, art, and architecture have left behind stunning heritage sites ...

The Maharashtra government cannot de-notify Aurangzeb's tomb, as it is managed as a ‘Monument of National Importance’ by the ...

Aurangabad, officially Chatrapati Sambhaji Nagar, blends history, culture, and spirituality. Key sites include Bibi Ka Maqbara, Ellora and Ajanta Caves, and Grishneshwar Temple.

The National Archives of India (NAI) marked its 135th Foundation Day with an exhibition titled “Indian Heritage through ...

From ancient structures to medieval temples and Mughal-period marvels to modern era buildings, an exhibition celebrating the ...

Constructed in the 11th century by Raja Raja Chola I, this temple in Thanjavur in Tamil Nadu stands as one of India’s Great ...

Griffiths, who became principal in 1872, led the students to document the mural paintings of the Ajanta caves, one of the first art exercises in modern times to engage with the ancient Buddhist works.

Maharashtra, a state steeped in history and culture, boasts some of India's most extraordinary UNESCO World Heritage Sites, each telling a unique story of the region’s glorious past. From ancient rock ...

Ajanta Caves is a UNESCO heritage site and the cave is dedicated ... The Cave is made with rock cut architecture and design and is one of the attractive caves of Maharashtra. Ellora Caves is also a ...

Of the 22 books that architectural historian Alan Hess has written since 1985, three of them focus on Palm Springs. The most recent of those, “The Palm Springs School: Desert Modernism 1934-1975 ...

Ajanta’s caves are known for their vivid murals and Buddha statues, while Ellora is famed for its monolithic rock-cut architecture, notably the Kailasa Temple, which defies engineering logic.

calls upon traditional Chinese pavilion architecture to both reveal and hide the new structures accommodating visitors to the world’s largest liquor storage caves. “In a world that tends to ...