Intangible Cultural Heritage of Bharat — Living Traditions & Festivities
Intangible Cultural Heritage

Festivities, Rituals &
Living Traditions

An immersive journey into the UNESCO-acclaimed intangible heritage of Bharat — through guided onsite workshops, ritual participation and living artistic expressions.

Our Commitment

BharatKhaande is committed to provide an understanding of Bharat’s Intangible Cultural Heritage — through guided onsite workshops & participation.

Thus conveying the underlying esoteric meaning of a few of our festivities & artistic expressions. Some of these festivals are already declared & acclaimed as UNESCO Intangible Heritage or designated into the probable list of UNESCO’s Intangible Heritage.

Special Note

Intangible Cultural Heritage

Intangible Heritage entails a wide range of intrinsic capabilities often not visible to eyes but can be observed through art forms, various skill sets or even festivals or living traditions. Bharat has hundreds of them in each of its states. However, Bharatkhaande offers you a sneak peek in order to understand the intangible heritage at its best from some of its regions — Braj Bhumi, Odisha & Bengal. These experiences offered, are well researched coupled with hands on experience which is offered to the Students, Heritage enthusiasts, researchers & general mass, who are interested to secure a broader understanding of these forms.

Festivities Covered

Living Traditions Across Bharat

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Jagannath Puri Rath Yatra — Odisha, Kalinga & Jagannath Culture

Odisha

Kalinga & Jagannath
  • Jagannath Puri Rath Yatra UNESCO
  • Shahi Jaat & Chandan Yatra of Shri Jagannath
  • Patachitra Painting Workshops with Gotipua & Odissi dance forms
  • Immersive Tribal Life Experience — Odisha being a Tribal land (on request)
Braj Bhumi — Mathura & Vrindavan — Janmashtami & Holi

Braj Bhumi

Mathura & Vrindavan
  • Janmashtami festival UNESCO
  • Holi festival UNESCO
  • Immersive experience of living Vaishnava & Bhakti traditions
Bengal — Durga Puja & Folk Arts

Bengal

Durga Puja & Folk Arts
  • Durga Puja UNESCO
  • Bengal Patachitra or Kalighat scroll painting workshops
  • Tribal Chau Dance — living masked performance tradition

Important — Advance Booking

If you are planning to attend / undertake a guided tour & workshop, please contact at least three to four months in advance from the date of the event.

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Available for universities, cultural institutions, research teams, and private study groups — for guided onsite workshops and immersive participation.

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