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Heritage India marks its second anniversary by celebrating the beauty of India. Each issue of Volume 3 will feature an article on the breathtaking Himalayas. Admire the magnificent lions of Gir, and allow the majesty of Agra fort and the intricacy of the Ranki Vav stepwell flood your senses. This issue also features a guest article by Ustad Amjad Ali Khan himself on the Sarod. Journey across the subcontinent through its pages!
Heritage India marks its second anniversary by celebrating the beauty of India. Each issue of Volume 3 will feature an article on the breathtaking Himalayas. Admire the magnificent lions of Gir, and allow the majesty of Agra fort and the intricacy of the Ranki Vav stepwell flood your senses. This issue also features a guest article by Ustad Amjad Ali Khan himself on the Sarod. Journey across the subcontinent through its pages!
Heritage India takes you to the heights of the Garhwal Himalayas in this spectacular issue. Read about the sumptuous silks of Kanjeevaram, and the graceful dance Mohiniattam. From the stone temples of Kashmir to the stunning 900 Shatrunjay temples in Gujarat, the wonders of India continue to mesmerise. With articles on the Pushkar fair in Rajasthan, the Wodeyars of Mysore and history of Indian manuscripts, as always, we bring you a slice of India!
Heritage India takes you to the heights of the Garhwal Himalayas in this spectacular issue. Read about the sumptuous silks of Kanjeevaram, and the graceful dance Mohiniattam. From the stone temples of Kashmir to the stunning 900 Shatrunjay temples in Gujarat, the wonders of India continue to mesmerise. With articles on the Pushkar fair in Rajasthan, the Wodeyars of Mysore and history of Indian manuscripts, as always, we bring you a slice of India!
In this issue of Heritage India, we present the Chandella rulers, known for their patronage of art and architecture. Clebrate Onam in Kerala, and witness the wonders of Kalaripayattu, the ancient martial art of God’s own country. With articles on Emperor Ashoka, the indomitable Chittorgarh fort, Goan architecture and the Pahaari people, as well as features on blue pottery and ancient iron making, this issue of Heritage India is as packed as ever. Explore the wild side of the Himalayas in Kumaon and read about the King Cobra and lots more in your quarterly keepsake!
In this issue of Heritage India, we present the Chandella rulers, known for their patronage of art and architecture. Clebrate Onam in Kerala, and witness the wonders of Kalaripayattu, the ancient martial art of God’s own country. With articles on Emperor Ashoka, the indomitable Chittorgarh fort, Goan architecture and the Pahaari people, as well as features on blue pottery and ancient iron making, this issue of Heritage India is as packed as ever. Explore the wild side of the Himalayas in Kumaon and read about the King Cobra and lots more in your quarterly keepsake!
As we complete three years of publication, we pay homage to Rabindranath Tagore, poet extraordinaire. This issue features the stunning Western Chalukya monuments of Badami, Aihole and Pattadakal. Travel with us to Tawang, the grand monastery in Arunachal Pradesh and experience the magic that is Uttarayan, the kite festival of Gujarat. Admire the delicate handiwork of Zardozi embroidery, and the skilful Zawar zinc work. We reveal the story of the ancien Kushan dynasty and present the intricately carved Siddi Sayed Mosque. As always, Heritage India presents another quarterly keepsake!
As we complete three years of publication, we pay homage to Rabindranath Tagore, poet extraordinaire. This issue features the stunning Western Chalukya monuments of Badami, Aihole and Pattadakal. Travel with us to Tawang, the grand monastery in Arunachal Pradesh and experience the magic that is Uttarayan, the kite festival of Gujarat. Admire the delicate handiwork of Zardozi embroidery, and the skilful Zawar zinc work. We reveal the story of the ancien Kushan dynasty and present the intricately carved Siddi Sayed Mosque. As always, Heritage India presents another quarterly keepsake!