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• Represent a masterpiece of human creative genius
• Exhibit an important interchange of human values, over a span of time or within a cultural area of the world, on developments in architecture or technology, monumental arts, town-planning or landscape design
• Bear a unique or at least exceptional testimony to a cultural tradition or to a civilisation which is living or which has disappeared

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• Initiatives to Safeguard and Preserve Heritage Sites
• Government agencies, local communities, and international organisations work together to protect UNESCO World Heritage Sites through habitat restoration, anti-poaching efforts, and sustainable tourism practices.

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Introduction, 1. what is cultural heritage, 2. what are the key elements of india's cultural heritage, 3. what is the role of india's cultural heritage in national development, 4. what are the government initiatives for heritage conservation and cultural revival, 5. what are the threats to india's diverse cultural heritage, 6. what are the measures required to preserve and celebrate india’s cultural heritage.

Posted 15 Sep 2024

Updated 16 Sep 2024

India, often described as a subcontinent within a country, has a cultural heritage that is both rich and diverse. This heritage reflects the country's deep and varied history. From the ancient Indus Valley Civilization to the vibrant culture of today, India's story is one of blended traditions, beliefs, and arts, shaped by its many ethnic groups and religions . Each cultural artefact in India is a piece of the country's collective memory, connecting the present to the past . However, in today's globalized world, preserving this heritage comes with challenges. Efforts to conserve and interpret cultural artefacts must keep pace with the pressures of modernization. Despite these challenges, India's cultural legacy continues to be a source of unity and strength, transcending the bounds of time.

What is cultural heritage?

Cultural Heritage is an expression of the ways of living developed by a community and passed on from generation to generation, including customs, practices, objects, artistic expressions and values.

UNESCO defines Cultural Heritage as ‘ both a product and a process , which provides societies with a wealth of resources that are inherited from the past , created in the present and bestowed for the benefit of future generations’.

Types of Cultural Heritage

The cultural heritage of  Indigenous peoples is considered in two ways i.e.  tangible and intangible. Both aspects are strongly interconnected to each other, and to Country (broadly or specific to a place).

• It includes artistic creations, built heritage such as buildings and monuments, and other physical or tangible products of human creativity.
• For e.g. Hill forts of Rajasthan, Sun temple, etc.
• For e.g.  The tradition of Vedic chanting, Ramlila, Kumbh Mela, etc .

India’s cultural heritage is not only one of the most ancient but it is also one of the most extensive and varied. Due to its rich and precious Cultural and Natural heritages, India is came to be known as the land of great wonders and diversities. The key elements of India’s cultural heritage are

• Indian Knowledge Systems:  It comprises of Jnan, Vignan, and Jeevan Darshan that have evolved out of experience, observation, experimentation, and rigorous analysis. For E.g., Yoga, Ayurveda, etc. 
• It encompasses diverse regional practices, including intricate handicrafts, and lively music and dance. For e.g., Lavani dance of Maharashtra, Madhubani painting of Bihar, etc.
• Art and Architecture:  India is rich in traditions of painting, sculpture, literature, and poetry which continue to thrive.  
• India boasts a rich architectural heritage with a blend of ancient and modern structures. Iconic landmarks like the Taj Mahal, Qutub Minar, Jaipur's palaces , and ancient temples like Khajuraho and Ellora showcase India's architectural prowess.
• Festivals: India is a land of festivals, and there is always a celebration taking place somewhere in the country for e.g. hornbill festival.
• Religious Diversity:  India, the birthplace of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism, also hosts significant Muslim, Christian, Jewish, and other religious populations.
• Languages and Scripts:  India is a linguistically diverse nation with over 1,600 languages spoken. The Constitution recognizes 22 official languages.  Each state has its own official language(s).
• Rituals related to marriage, birth, death , and religious ceremonies are different in different part of India.

Understanding our cultural heritage gives us a better sense of our personal identity. It plays an essential role in our society by linking the past, the present and the future generation, as a basis for building a strong nation and national identity. Main role played by cultural heritage are:

• For e.g.,  the tradition of "Aarti," a Hindu ritual of worship involving the offering of light to deities, is performed daily in temples across India.
• Heritage items, such as historic buildings, are classified as cultural capital  as they may not only have a potential sale price as real estate, but also have other significance that cannot be expressed in monetary terms, such as an ancient engineering concept.
• For e.g.,  Iconic heritage sites like the  Taj Mahal ,  Ajanta Caves , and  Khajuraho Group of Monuments  attract millions of visitors annually.
• For e.g., Toy industry is a labour-oriented industry based on master craftsmanship and creative designing. 
• Cultural exports , including music, dance, and handicrafts, enhance India’s global presence and contribute to foreign exchange earnings .
• Cultural heritage fosters creativity, innovation, and interdisciplinary thinking.
• Environmental Conservation : India's cultural heritage, intertwined with natural landscapes like the Ellora Caves, Sundarbans National Park and Sacred groves, promotes ecosystem protection and embeds sustainable practices in traditions.
• Achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): The G20 New Delhi Leaders’ Declaration highlights culture's role in achieving SDGs . Artists, through movements like Delhi's street art movement , raise awareness and drive social change on climate, waste, and gender issues.
• Culture acts as a cohesive agent for growth and development in international relations. Two Indian philosophies, viz. Vasudhaiva Kutumbhakam and Atithi Devo Bhava , have always been part of Indian traditions.
• Cultural exchanges and Initiatives like the  International Day of Yoga  exemplify India’s cultural influence.

The Government is combining development with heritage preservation, instilling a deeper sense of history in the younger generation. The government is focusing on cultivating an appreciation for India’s civilizational heritage, that will foster a transformative shift in society. Major government initiatives are

Cultural Heritage Conservation and Promotion:

• The Kashi Culture Pathway , adopted at the G20 Culture Ministerial Meeting in 2023 , addresses threats to cultural heritage.
• New Institution : The government has decided to set up ‘ Indian Institute of Heritage ’ at Noida to focus on conservation and research in India‘s rich tangible heritage.
• The PRASAD Pilgrimage Rejuvenation and Spiritual Augmentation Drive) and HRIDAY scheme (Heritage City Development and Augmentation Yojana)  aims to develop and beautify pilgrimage destinations and to preserve and revitalise the heritage cities of India.
• Under the Swadesh Darshan Scheme: 15 themes have been identified for developing theme based circuits in which one theme is Heritage Circuit such as Madhya Pradesh Indore-Maheshwar-Omkareshwar.
• The ‘Adopt a Heritage’ project aims to develop the heritage sites/monuments, making them tourist friendly and enhancing the tourism potential. This involves active participation of individuals, agencies by becoming “ Monument Mitra” through the concept of Vision Bidding. 
• PM Vishwakarma Yojana to create an ecosystem of support for traditional artisans and to enable them to flourish in their crafts and contribute to the preservation of India's rich cultural heritage.

Education and Skill Development Initiatives:

• Protecting natural heritage:  Centre administers ‘ Scheme of Financial Assistance for the Preservation and Development of Cultural Heritage of the Himalayas ‘ that provides 10 lakh per year to schools or colleges to study and research on Himalayan cultural heritage.
• Kashi Tamil Sangamam was organised by the Ministry of Education in 2022 to celebrate, reaffirm and rediscover the age-old links between Tamil Nadu and Varanasi .
• Toy Cluster Programme - To streamline this sector, the government announced the ‘ Product Specific Industrial Cluster Development Programme ’ in 2020 to build toy clusters in dedicated SEZs and help them become customised, self-sustained ecosystems catering to export markets.
• Know India Programme , a three-week orientation programme by the MEA, has created a unique forum for youth diaspora to acquaint themselves with Indian Culture.

Institutional measures to protect heritage

• It is a premier organisation that is responsible for archaeological research and the conservation and preservation of cultural historical monuments in the country. 
• Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA) : An autonomous institution under the Ministry of Culture focusing on the preservation and promotion of art and culture.
• Preserving Intangible Heritage : Institutions like the  Sangeet Natak Akademi  and  Lalit Kala Akademi  actively safeguard and promote these intangible treasures.

International and Technological Initiatives

• India has signed several bilateral agreements with other countries such as Israel, Japan, and France for Cultural Exchanges and Promotion. 
• Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR): under Ministry of External Affairs to promote cultural exchanges with other countries and people. 
• Culture hubs : Transportation Hubs including Metro stations and Airports in India have also volunteered in preserving and sensitising the passenger about various Art forms.
• Netflix and UNESCO have recently come together to celebrate the rich cultural heritage of India, both tangible and intangible, through a cartooned series titled Mighty Little Bheem .

India has suffered over the ages, with its heritage not only plundered but also destroyed irrevocably, many a times, by foreign invaders. In the present time there are threats such as 

• Further, the registration process was not based on scientific testing but relied on discretion. Hence, its accuracy may be ambiguous and subject to disputes.
• Digitisation and documentation of Art objects : Documentation of art heritage is a gaping hole in efforts to preserve and safeguard heritage.
• Hence they had to depend on the goodwill of other countries for their restitution.
• For instance , in 2020, evidence of the Ochre Coloured Pottery (OCP) culture (2100-1900 BCE) emerged in Chandayan, Uttar Pradesh. However, due to the land still being under cultivation , the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has been unable to commence excavation .
• Issue with ASI: According to parliamentary standing committee, ASI working  is plagued by lack of centralised monitoring of excavation activities, lack of action plans, and insufficient budget allocation.
• Lack of Coordination : Inadequate coordination between central and state bodies impairs heritage conservation efforts. For instance , the Elephanta Caves have faced neglect and deterioration.
• For e .g. red fort was flooded recently due to flood in Yamuna river, effects of pollution in Taj mahal, etc.
• Treats to performing art: Financial constraints, a lack of institutional support, and waning enthusiasm among the younger generation are hampering preforming art such as Tamasha, thali ki Ramayana, etc.
• For example, Bronze Nataraja statues smuggled from Tamil Nadu temples are linked to organized crimes, money laundering, and terrorist financing.

India's cultural heritage is a vast and diverse treasure that requires concerted efforts to preserve and celebrate. A comprehensive approach to safeguarding this heritage involves several key measures: 

• Revamping ASI : It can be provided  with better funding and ensure that all the conservation processes employed at the Centrally protected monuments are backed by well-documented scientific research.
• An overarching management plan is required to revive the heritage structures with creating a National Archaeological Database at the outset. 
• Use of Technology:  Implement advanced technologies like Photogrammetry, 3D Laser scanning, LiDAR, Block chain technology and Satellite Remote Sensing Surveys in documentation, surveys, excavation, and conservation efforts.
• Excavation and Exploration of Archaeological Sites : Draft of Excavation and Exploration Policy to be finalized and adopted after public discussion and Archaeology to be recognised as a separate Cadre as suggested by NITI Aayog.
• An archaeological site should be subjected to  minimum - whilst only necessary - interventions  so as to maintain its authenticity and integrity.
• Conservation should be treated as a multi-disciplinary enterprise that focuses on developing holistic solutions 
• Disaster Management Plan should be made as an important pre-requisite of the Conservation Plan for a monument. 
• Funding:  From ‘crowd funding’ to ‘community funding’, new funding models can be explored. Also, The ASI or State Archaeology Departments need to identify projects that could be carried out in rural areas with MNERGA funds . 
• Dissemination of cultural heritage information to the Citizens : A national campaign like the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan can be started to leverage behavioural economics in changing the perception of citizens and instilling a sense of pride towards our composite heritage.
• Private sector can also be encouraged to promote culture through their CSR programs.
• Documentation and the establishment of a performing arts council at the regional level to ensure the substantial existence of the art form. 

India's cultural heritage, a vibrant tapestry of diversity and tradition, stands as a beacon of pride and inspiration. Yet, its full potential remains untapped due to a lack of awareness and the challenges of unethical appropriation and trafficking. Embracing the four Cs - Culture, Creativity, Commerce, and Collaboration - is key to safeguarding and promoting India's rich heritage, ensuring its preservation for future generations and global appreciation, positioning India as a cultural superpower .

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• 15 Best Places Of Indian Cultural Heritage You Must-Visit In 2024

India is the birthplace and the cradle of some of the world’s major cultures and religions. The unparalleled cultural ebullience of the various world heritage sites in India allure travelers from across the globe. The myriad shades of traditions and rituals have been contributing to the Indian culture. And the numerous places of Indian cultural heritage speak volumes about the same.

Cultural tourism in India takes the travelers beyond exotic beaches & beach resorts, picturesque hills, and utmost lavishness. It takes you through the famous historical places in India , the various art forms, and the authentic food trails.

15 Best Places Of Indian Cultural Heritage 

Are you looking for the best places of Indian cultural heritage ? India is home to numerous cultural places offering a spectacular window to the true heritage. So if you are interested in the same, take a tour of the places that are a testament of the awe-inspiring architecture and the rich cultural heritage of India.

• Amritsar: The Golden City In Punjab
• Lucknow: The City Of The Nawabs
• Delhi: A Potpourri Of Different Cultures
• Rajasthan: The Land Of Rajputs
• Rann of Kutch: The Land Of The White Desert
• Khajuraho: The Land Of The Kamasutra Temples
• Kolkata: The City Of Joy
• Mysore: The Palace City Of India
• Hyderabad: The City Of Nizams
• Kerala: God’s Own Country
• Hampi: Ancient Kingdom Of Vijaynagar
• Pattadakal: A Group Of Monuments
• Goa: Land Of Beaches And Churches
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• Chola Temples: Architectural Heritage Of Chola Empire

1. Amritsar: The Golden City In Punjab

The heart of the Sikh culture in India, Amritsar was established in 1574 as a holy town by Guru Ram Das . The 4th Sikh Guru – Guru Ram Das – excavated a tank and turned it into the lake ( sarovar ) of holy water or Amrit . In addition to its myriad temples, gurudwaras, and museums, there are katras (narrow lanes) that are basically self-contained residential units that provided special protection during wars.

What’s Special: Sri Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple), Jallianwala Bagh , and Wagah Border are the most popular places to visit in Amritsar.

For A Walk Through The City’s Culture: In addition to the aforementioned places to visit in Amritsar , there are many other temples, gurudwaras, museums, and more that make Amritsar one of the best places to experience Indian culture and heritage. Durgiana Temple, Akal Takht, and Mata Lal Devi Temple are the most prominent religious places in Amritsar. A walk through the Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum provides an enriching experience of the origin of the Sikh empire.

Food In Amritsar: In addition to its flamboyant Punjabi culture depicted in the grandeur of the tourist attractions in Amritsar, there’s the authentic cuisine food that can’t be missed. The most popular places in Amritsar to enjoy food are:

• Bharawan Da Dhaba: It is known for Amritsari Kulcha, Lassi, and Chhole Bhature.
• Surjit Chicken House: It is most famous for Tandoori Chicken and Amritsari Fish.
• Golden Temple Complex: One should not miss the Guru ka Langar.

How To Reach

• By air: Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee International Airport (ATQ) is at a distance of 11 km from the city-centre. Daily flights ply between Amritsar and most Indian as well as some international cities such as Toronto, Dubai, London, Singapore, and Tashkent.
• By rail: Amritsar Railway Station is well connected to other Indian cities.
• By road: Buses are available from other cities in Punjab as well as from Delhi, Shimla, and Jammu.

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2. Lucknow: The City Of The Nawabs

Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh, is ranked high among the places to experience Indian culture and heritage. The city boasts of a distinctive culture due to the amalgamation of Hindu & Muslim cultures . Furthermore, many literary & performing arts flourished here. The heritage city of India is also famous for its craftsmanship and painting styles.

What’s Special: Bara Imambara, Chhota Imambara, Rumi Darwaza, Dilkusha Kothi, and British Residency Complex are the most popular tourist places in Lucknow.

For A Walk Through The City’s Culture: The city’s rich architecture has been influenced by the Delhi Sultanate, the Mughals, the Nawabs of Awadh, and even the British. In addition to the places to visit in Lucknow mentioned earlier, there are Chhattar Manzil, Husainabad Clock Tower, Sikander Bagh, Satkhanda, Begum Hazrat Mahal Park, Shahi Baoli, Jama Masjid, and Butler Palace. Tourists can also take a walk through history at the State Museum and the Picture Gallery.

Food In Lucknow: The local Awadhi cuisine is totally drool-worthy. Some of the popular dishes of the Awadhi cuisine are:

• Indian breads: Ulte tawe ka parantha, Varki, and Sheermal
• Non-veg dishes: Galawati Kabab, Boti Kabab, Tunday Kabab, Nihari Gosht, Rogan Josh, and Lucknowi Biryani
• Veg dishes: Tokri Chaat, Malai Ki Gilori, Lucknowi paan, Kulfi Falooda, and Navratan Korma
• By air: Daily flights of major domestic airlines from Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Jaipur, Chandigarh, Bangalore, Patna, and other important cities serve Lucknow. The city airport is located 14 km from the city center.
• By rail: Lucknow Railway Station at Charbagh is well-connected with other major Indian cities by a strong railway network. Alamnagar, Gomti Nagar, and Aishbagh junction are other railway stations serving the city.
• By road: Buses are available from Varanasi, Allahabad, Kanpur, Agra, Jhansi, Delhi, and other nearby cities.

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Other Places To Experience Indian Culture And Heritage In Uttar Pradesh & Uttarakhand

Agra (Uttar Pradesh): Agra is another heritage city of India that was founded in the 16th century by Sikander Lodhi and was later captured by the Mughals . Before this, the region was also ruled by Rajput rulers . Each of these influenced the city’s culture and the impact of all can be seen in Agra’s architecture, art, crafts, music, dance, and even food. Taj Mahal , Agra Fort , Jama Masjid, Fatehpur Sikri, Itmad-ud-Daulah’s Tomb, Sikandra Fort, Moti Masjid, and Mehtab Bagh are the tourist places in Agra that speak volumes about the rich cultural heritage of the city.

Ayodhya (Uttar Pradesh): The Ram Bhoomi has been a city where different religions flourished. Buddhism, Jainism, Hinduism, and Islam have majorly influenced the culture of the city. From Chakravarti Maharaj Dashrath Mahal & Nageshwarnath Temple of Hindu significance to the demolished Babri Masjid of Muslim importance; the tourist attractions in Ayodhya present an amalgamation of different religions and cultures.

Varanasi (Uttar Pradesh): Images of temples, riverside ghats, colorful markets, and saffron-clad priests come to the mind when one thinks of the Hindu city of Varanasi. The Ganga aartis in the evening and the 5-day classical music & dance extravaganza during the Ganga Mahotsav form major part of the city’s culture. Furthermore, this heritage city of India is famous for its ghats that are lined with thousands of diyas during the Diwali season.

Rishikesh (Uttarakhand): Rishikesh is one of the religious places in India that holds prime importance for the Hindus. The influence of Hinduism can clearly be seen in the city’s heritage. In addition to the aartis done by Hindu priests, there’s also meditation & yoga that contribute majorly to the city’s culture. 

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3. Delhi: A Potpourri Of Different Cultures

Delhi – the cosmopolitan & capital city of India – has been strongly influenced by several religions and dynasties. Rajputs, Sultans, Khiljis, Mughals, and even British ruled on these lands and left behind a part of their selves in the form of monuments, paintings, artifacts, literary works, customs, festivals, and more. It is, perhaps, the major reason that most of the famous festivals of India are celebrated here with equal enthusiasm and celebrities.

What’s Special: India Gate, Red Fort , Old Fort, and Qutab Minar are the most prominent tourist places in Delhi .

For A Walk Through The City’s Culture: Take a sightseeing tour of the historical places in Delhi if you wish to experience the city’s rich cultural heritage. But that’s not it. Museums, art galleries, cultural centers, theatres, and various food joints together make Delhi one of the best places of Indian cultural heritage.

• By air: Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi is well-connected with domestic and international cities.
• By rail: Regular trains ply between Delhi and other major cities of the country. Old Delhi Railway Station, Nizamuddin Railway Station, Sarai Rohilla, Anand Vihar, and New Delhi Railway Station are some of the major railheads in Delhi.
• By road: Delhi is connected to various cities of North India by road. Local, deluxe, and AC volvo buses ply between Delhi and other cities of North India.

Other Nearby Places: Kurukshetra and Panipat are other cultural towns in India that are located nearby. The duo form an integral form of India’s rich heritage and hold religious & historical significance.

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4. Rajasthan: The Land Of Rajputs

The Rajputana grandeur of the various places to visit in Rajasthan beats the best of the best when it comes to history and heritage. The nearly 5000 year old culture is exemplary of a perfect blend of tradition & history with the present contemporary lifestyle. Some of the top cultural cities in India can be found in this state itself.

From dresses of vibrant colors to folk music & dances and from local cuisine to festivals of Rajasthan , there’s a lot in the state that makes it one of the best places in India to experience culture and heritage.

What’s Special: Amer Fort, Mehrangarh Fort, Jaisalmer Fort , Chittorgarh Fort, Jal Mahal, and Udaipur’s Lake Palace are some of the palaces and forts in Rajasthan .

For A Walk Through The State’s Culture: Tourists can explore the various historical places in Rajasthan or attend one of the cultural events & fairs held in the various cities & towns of the state that paint a colorful palette of its cultural heritage.

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5. Rann of Kutch: The Land Of The White Desert

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Kutch holds a reputation among local and international tourists for its famous Rann Utsav . The carnival that lasts for about 100 days is an integral part of the cultural tourism in India. But that is not all that makes the region find a spot in the list of places of Indian cultural heritage.

What’s Special: Kutch Utsav held every year during November to February is the highlight of the Rann of Kutch.

For A Walk Through The City’s Culture: Tourists can explore Rann of Kutch, Aina Mahal or Madan Singhji Museum, Kutch Museum, Dholavira excavation site, Siyot Caves, and other places to visit in Kutch . The region also has Bhadreshwar Jain Temple that is of great religious significance.

Bhuj, located 86 km from the tent city of Dhordo in Kutch, has an airport and a railhead. However, the Kutch Express from Mumbai goes till Gandhi Dham that is 135 km from Dhordo. All the major cities of Gujarat are well commuted by state-run transport buses.

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6. Khajuraho: The Land Of The Kamasutra Temples

Countless sculptures of cult icons, demi-gods, & Apsaras that depict love, grace, beauty, delicacy, sensuality, & eroticism can be seen the temples of Khajuraho. The perfect amalgamation of Hinduism and Jainism in its culture and heritage makes the city one of the must-visit tourist places in Madhya Pradesh .

What’s Special: The temples of Kandariya Mahadev, Parsvanath, Visvanath, Devi Jagadamba, Vamana, Duladeo, Chitragupta, & Bijamandala have put the city in the list of the seven wonders of India .

For A Walk Through The City’s Culture: Tourists must attend the Sound & Light Show that portrays the tale of the Chandela dynasty and visit Ajaigarh Fort & Archeological Museum.

• By air: The domestic airport at Khajuraho is well-connected to most of the Indian cities such as New Delhi, Mumbai, Varanasi, Allahabad, and Bhopal.
• By rail: Khajuraho railway station is connected to only a few places including New Delhi. But Mahoba Junction, located 75 km away, is well-connected to some of the major Indian cities.
• By road: Khajuraho is well-connected to neighboring cities like Jhansi with a good bus network.

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7. Kolkata: The City Of Joy

The region that passed on from the hands of the Nawabs of Bengal to those of the earliest British representatives of the East India Company is often tagged as the Cultural Capital of India . This heritage city of India is also known to be the birthplace of urban Indian culture & literary thought and a majority of India’s notable literary figures stemmed from here. This place should definitely be on your bucket list if you want to experience the roots of modern Indian sub-culture.

What’s Special: Victoria Memorial, Howrah Bridge, Indian Museum, and St. Paul’s Cathedral are the most prominent tourist places in Kolkata.

For A Walk Through The City’s Culture: Writers’ Building, Marble Palace, National Library, Fort William, and Shaheed Minar are some of the other places to visit in Kolkata that speak volumes about the city’s rich culture & heritage. Dakshineshwar Kali Temple, Birla Mandir, and Belur Mutt are some of the other religious places in Kolkata. The city is also the home to Academy of Fine Arts – the oldest art gallery of India – that is one of the finest collections of paintings in the country.

Food In Kolkata: There’s something about the local food that Kolkatans can’t stop boasting about. Here are the must-try dishes in Kolkata:

• Best dishes: Mughlai parantha, aakher josh, kosha mangsho, chicken kabiraji, macher jhol, Kolkata biryani, hinger kochuri, Shukto, aloo posto, mochha, and chholar daal are some of the best Bengali dishes.
• Sweets: Sondesh, roshogolla, and pitha are some of the most popular sweets in Kolkata.
• Street food: Phuchka, churmur, ghugni chaat, jhalmuri, keemar doi bora, chhanar jilipi, and telebhaja are some of the best dishes of the street food in Kolkata .
• By air: Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport situated at Dumdum, 17 km from the heart of the city, is well-connected to several Indian and international cities.
• By rail: An extensive railway network connects Kolkata to other Indian cities like Delhi and Mumbai.
• By road: Calcutta State Transport Corporation (CSTC), Calcutta Tramways Company (CTC), and West Bengal Surface Transport Corporation (WBSTC) regular bus services within the city and from other cities of West Bengal. The Esplanade Terminus is the main bus terminus in Kolkata.

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8. Mysore: The Palace City Of India

Mysore has been often called the Cultural capital of Karnataka and there are reasons galore. Spectacularly built palaces and amazing museums make it one of the major heritage places in India. The myriad art galleries here showcase traditional paintings influenced by Vijayanagar kingdom (Mysore paintings) and Mughal empire ( Ganjifa art ). Mysore silk sarees, Udupi cuisine, and dasara festivities are other highlights of the city’s rich cultural heritage.

What’s Special: Amba Vilas Palace (Mysore Palace), Lalitha Mahal, and Chamundi Hilltop Temple are most popular tourist places in Mysore.

For A Walk Through The City’s Culture: Tourists can visit St Philomena’s Church, Mahabaleshwar Temple, Jaganmohan Palace (with in-house art gallery), Rajendra Vilas, and Jayalakshmi Vilas Mansion to see the city’s rich cultural heritage. Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya (Museum of Anthropology), Folklore Museum, and Regional Museum of Natural History are some of museums in Mysore that must be visited.

• By air: Domestic and international flights from cities across the globe land in the airport at Bangalore, located 170 km from Mysore.
• By rail: Mysore Junction, 2 km from the main city, is the nearest railhead.
• By road: Regular buses ply between Bangalore and Mysore.

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9. Hyderabad: The City Of Nizams

Established in 1591 by the Indo-Persian Sultan Muhammad Quli Qutab Shah , Hyderabad was ruled by Sultans, Mughals, & Nizams before becoming a Princely State under the British Raj. The region was previously under the ancient kingdoms of Chalukyas and Kakatiyas. The city’s architecture is richly influenced by all these cultures. And then there are literary arts, craftsmanship, handicrafts, paintings, dances, theatres, and dishes that make the city one of the must-visit places to experience Indian culture and heritage.

What’s Special: Golconda Fort, Char Minar, Hussain Sagar, and Salar Jung Museum are the most popular tourist places in Hyderabad.

For A Walk Through The City’s Culture: Religious places in Hyderabad include Birla Mandir, Makkah Masjid, Chilkur Balaji Temple, and Keesaragutta Temple. Shilparamam art-and-craft-village, Telangana State Archaeology Museum, and Nizam Museum present paintings & other artifacts that highlight the city’s rich heritage. Tourists can also take a walk through other Hyderabad attractions, such as Chowmahalla Palace, Qutab Shahi tombs, Maqbara Shams al-Umara, Taramati Baradari, King Kothi Palace, and Bagh-e-Aam.

Food In Hyderabad: The city is also a heaven for those who wish to savor the most mouth watering non-vegetarian Indian recipes. And that doesn’t mean that there aren’t any vegetarian dishes.

• Vegetarian dishes: Mirchi ka salan, khatti dal, Qabooli pulao, Hyderabadi khichdi, and sheer khurma are some of the vegetarian dishes of Hyderabadi cuisine.
• Non-vegetarian dishes: Hyderabadi biryani, dum pukht, Hyderabadi marag, maghaz masala, and gosht pasinde are the most popular Hyderabadi non-vegetarian dishes.
• Street food: Keema samosa and lukhmis are some of the dishes of Hyderabad street food that you can enjoy.
• By air: Rajiv Gandhi International airport located in Shamshabad, 20 km away from the city, is well-connected to several cities in India and other parts of the world.
• By rail: Hyderabad Railway Station, Secunderabad Railway Station, and Kachiguda Railway Station are major railheads in the city that connect it major Indian cities like Bangalore, Chennai, New Delhi, Mumbai, and Pune.
• By road: The city’s bus terminus is well-connected to its neighbouring towns like Aurangabad, Bangalore, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Tirupati and Panaji.

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10. Kerala: God’s Own Country

The diverse culture of Kerala is a blend of Aryan & Dravidian cultures, with influences drawn time-and-again from other Indian & international places. Hinduism, Islam, and Christianity have contributed majorly to the architecture, the rituals & customs, the performing arts, and the festivals of Kerala . There are several places of Indian cultural heritage in India within the state itself.

What’s Special: The ancient Malayalam literature and the folklores of the state show influences from local traditions, customs, and rituals. There are several dance forms in Kerala – Kathakali, Krishnanattam, Mohiniyattam, Thullal, Koodiyattam, Kolkali, Thiruvathirakali, Kakkarissi Natakom, Oppanna, and Chavittunatakam. Music forms such as Panchavadyam, Nadanpattu, and Omanathinkal Kidavo also evolved in Kerala.

The Kalaripayattu martial art is indigenous to the state. The state also boasts of ayurvedic therapies that you can enjoy at the ayurveda resorts in Kerala . There are also the famous snake-boat races held in various cities of the state.

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11. Hampi: Ancient Kingdom Of Vijaynagar 

Hampi is a beautiful world heritage site which is situated at the Northern part of Karnataka. This place is famous for holding the ruins of the ancient kingdom of Vijaynagar. These ruins of Hampi are considered to be a vast collection of heritage sites which reflects the Dravidian style of art and architecture. The most famous place in this city is the Virupaksha temple which holds much importance among the Hindus. Alongside that there are many other monuments which are collectively known as the ‘Group of monuments at Hampi’.

What’s Special: Krishna Temple complex, Narsimha, Ganesh, Hemakuta group of temples, Vitthala temple complex, Pattabhirama temple complex, Lotus Mahal complex

Food in Hampi: This place is famous for South Indian delicacies like Idli and Dosa and alongside Thali meals. In addition to this one can also try other dishes like Cauliflower Manchurian, Fried rice and Vegetable curry. The best place to try street food in Hampi is at the Hampi Bazaar.

• By Air: The nearest airport connecting to Hampi is the Belgaum airport which is 270 kms away. Alongside that the Bangalore airport is also close which is located at a distance of 300 kms from Hampi. Direct flights can be available from major cities like Delhi and Mumbai.
• By Rail: There is no direct railway station connecting to Hampi. The nearest railhead is Hospet which is located around 13 kms from Hampi. From there one can take a taxi or bus to reach Hampi.
• By Road: Hampi is well connected to Bangalore and other cities of Karnataka via the roadway. The KSRTC buses run on a frequent basis from Hospet.

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12. Pattadakal: A Group Of Monuments 

Karnataka is a state which is blessed with a vast list of world heritage sites and one of them being Pattadakal. This is quite an important tourist site which is famous for its Chalukya style of Architecture. Inspired from the Aihole and blended with the Nagara and Dravidian styles of architecture, this place is a site which is mesmerizing. The Pattadakal is a place where the Chalukya kings were coronated and was considered as the capital of Chalukyas as well. Alongside that there are many temples which were constructed by the Chalukya rulers.

What’s Special: The eight temples of Lord Shiva alongside the Jain and Shaivite sanctuaries. Some of the famous temples are Sangameshwara Temple, MallikarjuTemple, Jagannath Temple, Jain Temple, Virupaksha Temple, Chandrashekhara Temple

• By Air: The nearest airport from Pattadakal is Belgaum which is situated at a distance of 18 kms. Some of the cities which are connected directly are Mumbai, and Chennai. The nearest international airport from Pattadakal is Bangalore.
• By Train: The nearest railhead from Pattadakal is Badami which is located at a distance of 22 kms from Pattadakal. From here one can take a bus or taxi to reach the city.
• By Road: Pattadakal is well-connected by road and buses regularly run from places like Bangalore, Hubli, Belgaum and Bijapur. 

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13. Goa: Land Of Beaches And Churches 

Goa is a state which is famous for its ancient churches and forts which holds a rich history of Portuguese rule. During the 15th and 16th century, the Portuguese marked their territory in India and established themselves at Goa. Alongside that they also marked their rule by bringing Christianity in India. Thus it also gave birth to many churches and convents in Goa. The churches and convents reflect the beautiful architecture which makes them rank in the list of UNESCO world heritage sites in India.

What’s Special: Some of the famous churches to explore here are Basilica of Bom Jesus, Catholic Church of St Francis of Assisi, Se Cathedral

Food In Goa: Some of the famous food items in Goa are rice and fish curry, Shark Ambot Tik, Goan Pork Vindaloo, Sorpotel, Chicken Cafreal, Samarachi Kodi

• By Air: The nearest airport from Goa is Dabolim airport which is located at a distance of 29 kms. Regular flights connect from Mumbai, Bangalore, Delhi and many other major cities of India.
• By Train: The main railway heads in Goa are Madgaon and Thivim. Alongside that there are other small railway stations like Vasco Da Gama, Karmali, Sanverdam Church, Pernem, Karmali and Canacona.
• By Road: There are many state buses and privately owned buses which connect different places in the state and also nearby cities and towns.

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14. Bhimbetka: The Ancient Rock Shelters 

The rock shelters of Bhimbetka are known for the rock paintings and Natural rock shelters which reflect the stone age. This place was declared as a heritage place by UNESCO in 2003, the rock shelters in Bhimbetka gave the first traces of human life in Indian subcontinent. Resting at the foothills of the Vindhya Mountains, this place is located at the Deccan Plateau. Considered from the Mesolithic period, this place gives a hint of the South Asian Stone Age. These rocks were discovered in the year of 1957.

What’s Special: The caves have preserved the carvings and paintings which belong to the Mesolithic era. These paintings represent the life and activities of the hunter-gatherers.

• By Flight: There are no direct flights and the nearest airport from Bhimbetka is Bhopal airport which is well-connected with Mumbai, Delhi, Indore and other major cities.
• By Rail: There is no direct connection of railways to Bhimbetka. The nearest railway station is Bhopal junction from where one can take a bus or taxi.
• By Road: There are taxis and buses available from Bhopal to Bhimbetka which is located at a distance of 46 kms

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15. Chola Temples: Architectural Heritage Of Chola Empire 

The Chola Temples are located in the Southern part of India and ruled by the Chola empire.These temples are known for reflecting the beautiful architecture of the Chola empire. These temples are rich with culture and heritage and are a true example of rituals and festivities which are witnessed by many people. These three temples are known for their ancient culture of the Tamilians which brings out the best of the ancient history of these magnificent temples.

What’s Special: The main temples of the Chola empire which comprises the Chola Temples are Thanjavur, Brihadisvara Temple, Gangaikondacholisvaram and Airavatesvara Temple, Brihadisvara Temple, Darasuram.

• By Air: The nearest airport is Tiruchirapalli airport which connects with major cities
• By Train: The closest railway station is the Trichy junction which is located at a distance of 58 kms from Thanjavur.

Further Read: 22 Famous Museums in India Exhibiting India’s Rich Culture, Heritage, And BioDiversity

Do these places of Indian cultural heritage intrigue and inspire you to travel? Wait no more! Pack your bags and plan a holiday in India to experience the rich heritage and culture. These cities are the treasured heritage of the country which showcases the ages old history to the present generation. 

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Frequently Asked Questions About Places Of Indian Cultural Heritage

What constitutes of Indian culture and heritage?

India is an amalgamation of thousands of cultures which represent different communities and religions. Several things differ from place to place here like languages, dance forms, food, music, and architecture.

What is Amritsar famous for?

Amritsar is mainly famous for the Golden Temple (Harmandir Sahib) and for its lip-smacking food. A visit to this place remains incomplete without these two things.

What is the famous food to eat in Delhi?

Delhi is mainly famous for its ‘chaats’ like gol gappe, dahi bhalle, samose, aloo tikki, aloo chaat, and more. Apart from this, chole bhature, paranthe, pav bhaji, and chowmein are also some of the best street foods in Delhi.

What is Lucknow famous for?

You might have heard of Lucknowi kurta, ittars, silver & gold foil work, and bone carving products that are must-buy things while shopping in Lucknow.

Is Rajasthan worth visiting?

Rajasthan is popularly known as the ‘Land of Royals’ and it is home to several forts and palaces that reek of culture and royalty. It is surely worth visiting for nature and history enthusiasts.

What is Mysore famous for?

Everyone must have heard of Mysore Palace which boasts of its grand architecture that reek of history. Another amazing thing about this place is Mysore Pak which is a sweet dish that every foodie must try.

What is Hyderabad famous for?

The two main things that Hyderabad is famous for are Charminar and Hyderabadi Biryani. A visit to this place remains incomplete without these two things.

Why should one visit Kerala?

Also known as God’s Own Country, Kerala is a must-visit place for nature lovers. The state boasts of its green backwaters, houseboat rides, vast tea plantations, and Ayurveda treatments which allures thousands of tourists every year.

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