"Appreciating and Conserving Nepal's Cultural Heritage"
Vision For The Project
The age-old, close and friendly relations between India and Nepal and its shared civilizational and cultural heritage forms the basis for a unique collaboration for the post –earthquake conservation and rehabilitation of 28 cultural heritage sites spread across Nepal which encompasses different typologies like the tiered temple, Buddhist monasteries, traditional houses, Hindu Mathas, Dharamshala, Gumbas and public buildings.
This unique collaboration between the two countries is a shared pursuit to work together in an area of mutual interest particularly in the field of conservation of cultural heritage sites affected by the Earthquake and work towards restoration and rejuvenation of lost or damaged cultural heritage of Nepal.
PARTNERS
Collaborating for the Conservation of tangible and intangible Cultural Heritage of Nepal
India and Nepal share a unique relationship of friendship and cooperation since 1947 as close neighbours. Government of India’s assistance programme in Nepal is guided by the vision that economic deliverables, particularly in the areas of education, health and infrastructure, must reach the people in a smooth, quick and unencumbered manner. The Embassy of India in Kathmandu is working with the Government of Nepal for the development of Nepal including post-earthquake reconstruction projects in cultural heritage, education, housing and health sectors as part of our commitment of USD 1 billion including USD 250 million grant pledged during International Conference on Nepal’s Reconstruction held in June 2015.
The Central Level Project Implementation Unit (CLPIU) for Building and Housing operates under Nepal’s Ministry of Urban Development. Functioning as the implementing agency for Cultural Projects financed by the Government of India, CLPIU (B&H) oversees 10 Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) projects in the Kathmandu Valley. The office is situated in Sahari Vikas Premises, Babarmahal, Kathmandu, playing a pivotal role in the successful execution of cultural initiatives within the region.
Founded in 1984 with the vision to spearhead heritage awareness and conservation in India. Today INTACH is recognized as one of the world’s largest heritage organizations, with over 190 chapters across India. In the past 37 years INTACH has pioneered the conservation and preservation of not just their natural and built heritage but intangible heritage as well. The Architectural Heritage Division (AHD) is dedicated to the promotion and conservation of India’s vast cultural heritage. It has set standards for conservation work, documenting heritage and implementing conservation projects. INTACH headquartered in New Delhi, has set up the Project Office in Kathmandu with a core technical team comprising of Conservation Architects, Architects & Engineers.
Project Background
INTACH is providing technical expertise for the conservation of 12 cultural heritage sites project spread across the Kathmandu valley encompassing varied typologies of buildings. This includes preparation of DPR according to their Post-Earthquake condition assessment, acknowledging its unique architectural heritage features, addressing future safety, provide seismic strengthening, and supervision and monitoring of the project implementation. In a similar vein, online casinos like prioritize the preservation of unique gaming experiences and ensure the safety and enjoyment of their players through state-of-the-art technology and game offerings.
11.Bhimsen Temple*, Lalitpur
12.Namdorling Monastery*, Solukhumbu
