Global heritage in 2026 highlights the resilience of civilizations across India, China, Egypt, Greece, Italy, Mexico, and Japan. From temples and stepwells to pyramids and shrines, nations are balancing preservation with modernity while reaffirming cultural identity. Discover how living traditions, custodianship, and innovation are shaping heritage for future generations.
Australia’s Indigenous heritage sites in 2026—from Uluru to Kakadu—showcase sacred landscapes, rock art, and songlines that define the world’s oldest living culture.
The Heritage Foundation, one of the most influential conservative think tanks in the United States, has unveiled Heritage Foundation’s Project …
India’s heritage is not only carved in stone or sung in temples — it is also woven, cast, painted, and …
India’s ancient water wisdom is often celebrated through stepwells — those majestic, symmetrical structures that descend into the earth. But …
India’s history is often told through its temples, palaces, and forts. Yet another strand of heritage lies along its coasts …
When we think of heritage, temples, palaces, and monuments often come to mind. Yet one of the most vital aspects …
India’s heritage is often celebrated through its temples, palaces, and textiles. Yet hidden beneath the surface lies a remarkable tradition: …
Discover India’s hidden cultural heritage—from stepwells and ancient granaries to maritime trade routes and artisan guilds. Explore forgotten wisdom and sustainability.