Somya discovers how Orchha and its culture really bridges heritage and society through her Make Heritage Fun activity there.
Author: Somya jain
Somya Jain is from Jhansi. She is studying in Delhi for the past 7 years. She is pursuing applied psychology at Delhi University. She is deeply interested in human behavior. Somya dreams of a career in social work and teaching. Over the last year, Somya has developed a passion for art and architecture and enjoys reading and painting.
Having only tried traditional north Indian dishes in Delhi, we decided to look for a place which offered variety of food from different states. The …
The Make Heritage Fun Event at Jhansi was a very different one. The heritage walk and exploration of the Gangadhar Rao’s Samadhi started with us …
The Murli Manohar temple in Jhansi is a 250 years old temple, with a deep history of rebellion and resistance to British elements. However, one would …
Far north of India, lies one of the most politically and militarily turbulent state, Kashmir. The ongoing conflict between Indian and Pakistani military has rendered …
The exceptional craftsmanship of a wavering community in Tikamgarh, Madhya Pradesh Indian crafts are famous for their authentic look of antiquity, with every piece suggesting …
Jhansi is a historic city, perfectly sandwiched between Uttar-Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. It belongs to southern Uttar-Pradesh. Despite the confusing geographical boundaries; culturally, Jhansi immutably …
Here’s a quiz about a country with castles and cathedrals. Get to know the many different purposes these beautiful places served apart from what they …