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The Heritage Project

Revival through preservation of tangible and intangible heritage of India.

We find what is being lost

We research, document and build knowledge around histories, traditions and heritage at risk of being forgotten.

We listen to people who know

We bring communities, institutions and experts together to understand heritage, its people and the needs around it.

We make it visible & accessible

We turn knowledge into action, making heritage more visible, accessible and relevant through sensitive interventions and public engagement.

We help keep it alive

We build pride, ownership and sustainable ecosystems that enable heritage to thrive for generations to come.

Heritage Lores

Heritage Lores

Bora Bazaar
Heritage Storyteller Training Programme

Heritage Storyteller Training Programme

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Originating from Braj, the Sanjhi art today is practiced as a form of stenciling.

Originating from Braj, the Sanjhi art today is practiced as a form of stenciling.

“When I take people on these walks, it’s like I’m sharing a piece of my life with them,”

“When I take people on these walks, it’s like I’m sharing a piece of my life with them,”

Anushka, Heritage Storyteller

"I have a dream that the Koli recipes that my mother cooked, the world gets to taste it. And with that, I want to be recognised as Chef Manisha."

"I have a dream that the Koli recipes that my mother cooked, the world gets to taste it. And with that, I want to be recognised as Chef Manisha."

Chefs of Koliwada

Banganga

A twelfth-century tank and its temples, made safer and more legible, now maintained by the municipal corporation.

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Worli Koliwada

The city's original fishing neighbourhood, reactivated through art, livelihoods and stories told by its own residents.

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Sewri Fort

A seventeenth-century fort adopted for ten years, with a site museum and restored foreground on the way.

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Banganga

A twelfth-century tank and its temples, made safer and more legible, now maintained by the municipal corporation.

Learn More

Worli Koliwada

The city's original fishing neighbourhood, reactivated through art, livelihoods and stories told by its own residents.

Learn more

Sewri Fort

A seventeenth-century fort adopted for ten years, with a site museum and restored foreground on the way.

Learn More

YOUR CITY. YOUR PACE. Your Story

Uncover hidden layers of the city with Amble, a cultural discovery app by The Heritage Project. Designed for curious explorers, Amble offers self-guided walking tours that let you experience historical and heritage sites on your own terms.

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