Archaeological Survey of India Mumbai Circle

Handed over a small toolkit on Maratha Military Landscapes, World Heritage Nomination to Shri Vikas Kharage Sir, Additional Chief Principal Secretary, Government of Maharashtra

Good news for all the museum lovers!
Archaeological Survey of India has now allowed general photography exclusively for visitors by using handheld cameras and mobile phones(without flash) at all the archaeological site museums and exhibitions. However, prior permission will be required for professional videography and photography utilizing tripods or stands and documentary shoots or photography for academic purposes.
Visit today and capture the beauty of ancient treasures of India.
Ministry of Culture, Government of India Ministry of Tourism, Government of India Press Information Bureau - PIB, Government of India Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, Government of India

Some glimpses of 22.11.2024 Heritage tour and on site lecture by Falguni Katkar AA of Mumbai Circle at Elephanta Caves in connection with World Heritage Week celebration

Some glimpses of 21.11.2024 special lecture by Dr. Kurush Dalal and Baptista in connection with World Heritage Week celebration

Some glimpses of today's World Heritage Week celebration at Kanheri Caves

WORLD HERITAGE WEEK 2024
Wednesday, November 20 · 15:00 – 16:00
Time zone: Asia/Kolkata
Google Meet joining info
Video call link:

https://meet.google.com/una-zdnp-dfb

Today Tim Curtis, Director UNESCO New Delhi Regional office for South Asia along with one official from UNESCO head office visited the Elephanta Caves

Archaeological Survey of India, Mumbai Circle cordially invites you to attend the World Heritage Week 2024 at KANHERI CAVES


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