INTACH AGH

Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage Anegundi Hampi Chapter is dedicated to the holistic development of Hampi and has also extensively documented the vernacular architecture in the village of Anegundi.

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INTACH Anegundi Hampi chapter strives to protect the heritage of the area, create a balance between natural and cultural diversity and empower local communities through heritage.

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Identified as an Iconic Destination under the Swadesh Darshan initiative by the Govt. of India, Hampi is a A UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-visit place.

Essence of Hampi
Our Work

Our work aims to create a balance between the heritage of Hampi and the creation of world class facilities with minimal or no hindrance to the natural landscape.

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Our key focus is to:

  • Retain the visual integrity of Anegundi Hampi
  • Protect the natural, cultural and intangible heritage
  • Engage local communities in capacity building and focus on community development
  • Safeguard historic settlements and the natural habitat

Recent Work

The Essence of Hampi

Why Hampi

Hampi, the city of ruins, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the state of Karnataka. Surrounded by ancient monuments, beautiful temples, bustling street markets and captivating remains of Vijayanagar Empire, Hampi is an open museum and a magical way to see life from the perspective of its history.