Preserving India's sacred heritage through dedicated restoration and conservation efforts.
Our large-scale initiatives designed to create lasting cultural, spiritual, and heritage impact.
A transformative plan to develop Thotlakonda Buddhist hill into an immersive spiritual, cultural, and educational destination overlooking the Bay of Bengal.
A nation-wide heritage revival initiative to restore 108 ancient temples across India. Phase 1 covers 26 temples across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.
Showcasing our recent restorations.
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Detailed documentation, structural brickwork, granite flooring and plastering interventions preserved the temple’s historic integrity and renewed its spiritual role in the community.
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Revived from ruins with community collaboration; the idol of Lord Balaji was reinstated and regular worship has resumed, restoring the site’s spiritual vibrancy.
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Conservation interventions including vegetation clearance and protective measures were carried out on this rare 7th–8th century brick temple to preserve its unique multi-storey brick architecture.
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A 250-year-old Jain temple revived after decades of neglect. A new structure has been built, idols installed, and marble flooring & pathway works are completed. With strong community support, this sacred heritage space is returning to life.
The village’s pillared mandapa, now buried under debris and vegetation, still reflects its historic architectural charm. With proper clearing and restoration, it can regain its original dignity and stand again as a valuable local heritage landmark.
Active projects guided by scientific conservation and traditional wisdom.
Restoration work is set to begin at the 13th-century Gouthamiswara Temple. Vegetation and weathering have weakened the structural stability of the monument.
A 13th-century Kakatiya monument now in a fragile state, showing vegetation growth and structural deterioration. Immediate conservation is crucial.
A 13th-century Kakatiya shrine showing serious deterioration and displaced sculptures, requiring urgent restoration.
Kottapalli Kakatiya Temple is a deteriorated Kakatiya-era shrine showing structural distress and fragmentation. Urgent conservation measures are required to prevent further damage.
Nandimedaram Trikuta Temple, an early Kakatiya-period shrine, is severely affected by neglect and decay. Immediate intervention is required to prevent further loss of fabric and carved details.
An early Kakatiya-period shrine now severely impacted by neglect and natural decay. Immediate conservation is crucial to prevent further damage.
Explore the temples identified for renovation, or review permissions and approvals required for restoration projects.
Browse the full list of temples identified by AIOTRT across states, with details, locations and restoration priorities.
Centralised place to review land records, heritage clearance, local approvals and conservation permissions required for projects.
