The tour begins in Delhi, exploring the layered history of India through Mughal architecture, colonial planning, and modern urbanism, including Humayun’s Tomb, Jama Masjid, Lodhi Gardens, and the architectural legacy of New Delhi. In Chandigarh, experience the UNESCO-listed Capitol Complex designed by Le Corbusier along with the extensive contributions of Pierre Jeanneret, including civic buildings, housing, furniture, and urban planning that shaped independent India’s first planned city.

In Ahmedabad, the journey explores the architectural works of Le Corbusier such as Mill Owners’ Association Building, Villa Sarabhai, and Shodhan House, alongside the iconic Indian Institute of Management by Louis Kahn and the influential works of Pritzker Prize-winning architect B.V. Doshi. The city offers a unique dialogue between modernism, climate-responsive architecture, and traditional urban design.

The experience concludes in Jaipur, where historic palaces, stepwells, observatories, bazaars, and craft traditions provide a deeper understanding of India’s architectural continuity from royal urban planning to contemporary cultural landscapes. Alongside architecture, the tour includes curated cultural experiences, textile and craft interactions, local cuisine, heritage walks, and meaningful engagement with India’s living traditions.

This architecture tour in India offers a rare opportunity to explore the relationship between modernism, heritage, culture, and identity through expertly curated journeys led by researchers, heritage specialists, and cultural storytellers.