As part of World Heritage Week, an engaging heritage quiz was held today at the Samadhi of Maharani Lakshmibai, Gwalior (21 November 2025). Students participated with enthusiasm, learning about the life, courage and legacy of the Rani of Jhansi, one of India’s greatest freedom

On the occasion of World Heritage Week (19–25 November), a heritage quiz competition was organized today at the Maharaja Chhatrasal Archaeological Museum, Dhubela (21 November 2025). Students participated with great enthusiasm, exploring the rich legacy of Bundelkhand’s history,

Under the guidance of the Directorate of Archaeology, Archives & Museums, Madhya Pradesh, a Drawing Competition and Sculpture Workshop were organized on 21 November 2025 at the Rani Durgavati Museum, Jabalpur, as part of World Heritage Week (19–25 November). 👩‍🎨👨‍🎨 150 young

Celebrating Heritage Through Art & Knowledge! 🏛️🎨📚 Under the guidance of the Directorate of Archaeology, Archives & Museums, Madhya Pradesh, the District Archaeological Museum, Mandla, organised World Heritage Week (19–25 November 2025) with enthusiastic participation from

This World Heritage Week, let’s walk through the pages of history 🏛️✨ From majestic forts to ancient temples, Madhya Pradesh is home to a timeless amalgamation of art forms Explore these heritage sites… #WorldHeritageWeek #HeritageMP #MadhyaPradeshArchaeology #ExploreHistory

Our heritage walk unfolded the timeless beauty of Bhopal, leading participants through its lived legacy and rich architectural stories. The walk offered a closer encounter with the grandeur of Moti Mahal and the cultural significance of the Golghar Museum, where history spoke

An 11th-century Bhumij masterpiece built upon a Gupta-era sacred legacy - Chamunda Mata Temple stands as a testament to the enduring power of devotion. 🛕✨ From the Sapt-Matrikas carved on stone to the ancient prayers inscribed in Nagari script - every element echoes a story of

This World Heritage Week, step into the soul of India - right here in Madhya Pradesh! From ancient forts and royal palaces to rock-cut wonders and sacred cities, every stone whispers a story waiting to be discovered. 🏛️✨ Swipe through and pick your next heritage adventure!

On the occasion of World Heritage Week (19 to 25 November 2025), a Lecture Series on the topic “Our Heritage – Our Pride” was organized at Moti Mahal, Gwalior, on 24 November 2025. The session was inaugurated by Dr. Manisha Sharma (Joint Director, Archaeology Department, Bhopal)

World Heritage Week Celebration at District Archaeology Museum, Rewa The museum marked the occasion with a cultural trio of Art Competition, Lecture Series, and Saraswati Puja, bringing together creativity, knowledge, and devotion under one roof. 🎨📖🙏 Visitors and students

Under the guidance of the Directorate of Archaeology, Archives & Museums, Bhopal, District Archaeology Museum, Sagar organized a Heritage Walk on 25 November 2025 as part of World Heritage Week celebrations. Students from various schools participated enthusiastically and

Indore woke up to history today! Participants explored the city’s regal route, uncovering architectural stories from Boliya Sarkar ki Chhatri to the elegance of Krishnapura ki Chhatri, and the grandeur encircling Rajwada Palace. From intricate carvings to layers of Maratha

Today, on 25 November, a special lecture series was organized under the guidance of the Commissioner, marking the final day of World Heritage Week. The session was graced by distinguished speakers Dr. Arun Raj (RD) and Shri Mayapati (Senior Historian), who delivered insightful

Exploring the cultural footprints of Rewa! A Heritage Walk was organised at the District Archaeological Museum, Venkat Bhavan, Rewa, introducing participants to the region’s remarkable history, architecture, and archaeological legacy. 🏛️✨ From ancient collections to royal

Where architecture meets engineering beneath the earth. This circular stepwell, built between the 13th–14th century CE, features 16 beautifully carved ghats, arranged in four levels, each adorned with pillars, niches and elegant chhajjas. 📍 Battisi Bawri - Chanderi Even

Every brushstroke on these rock surfaces is a window into ancient imagination, culture, and spirituality -a timeless canvas of humanity clearly visible in Madhya Pradesh’s rock art Step into the origins of Indian art and storytelling, right here in Madhya Pradesh. Hidden in the

Standing tall since 1411 CE, Delhi Darwaza once served as the northern guard of Chanderi Nagarkot - the route that connected this fortified town to the capital of Delhi. Its bold arches, detailed carvings of gaja and ihamriga, and solid ramparts remind us of the strategic might

Jahangir Mahal in Orchha stands proudly as a stunning fusion of Rajput grandeur and Mughal elegance - built in 1607 CE to welcome Emperor Jahangir. From its Hindola-arched gateway to the inverted lotus motifs and chhatris that crown the skyline… every detail whispers tales of