India is a surreally beautiful country, some of its monuments are among the most impressive you’ll ever dream of seeing. Every corner of India deserves a visit and that’s why this is a country map instead of a city map. Anything interesting in terms of architecture is here. If you find any mistakes, or have any suggestions please let me know. My intention is to keep it useful. Hope you enjoy!
Download pdf here: India Architecture Guide 2017 (PDF)
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Virginia Duran 
Fantastic as always, Virginia!😍 ❤️
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Thanks for your kind comment 😘
Any chances of you visiting India soon?
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Unfortunately no 😥
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But have you ever been before?
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No 😅
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Then you should plan a trip there soon! But not in summer as it’ll be too hot 😜
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Thank you for the advice! 😜
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Thanks for the good work !
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Hi Carl, thanks for your kind words! Any chances of you visiting India soon?
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I cannot wait to visit some of these sights when I visit in October.
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Hi Lulu, what cities will you be visiting in your future trip? How exciting 🙂
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Hi Virginia. I live in India but I have to say, even I didn’t know as much. You’re doing a brilliant work here. And to make this guide, I can imagine how much you’d have to put in. Seriously, amazing job done. You’re my inspiration. Always.
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Dear Khyatirajani, these words are so encouraging. It took me long hours to make so given that you live there, I am really pleased by the time invested 🙂
If you find any mistakes, let me know too as this is a work in progress. Hope you are having a lovely week 😘
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Mistakes? Are you kidding me? This article is fantastic and flawless.
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You are so sweet! Thanks for brightening my day 😊💛
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This is lovely as ever, Virginia. The Gandhi Bhavan in Chandigarh was designed by Pierre Jeanneret, not his cousin, though.
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Hi Colin, thanks for your kind words. I had a dilemma with this buildings because I read contradictory information from different sources. Are you sure it was designed by Le Corbusier?
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Not by Corb but by Pierre Jeanneret. I think it’s conflicting because Corb oversaw the whole plan but Pierre was based there during the 50s and did work like this building. Hope that helps!
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Ahhh, ok. Just changed the map to Pierre Jeanneret. I wasn’t quite sure about it so I am glad you pointed out to me. Plus you are an expert on Le Corbusier, so even more grateful 🙂
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Not an expert but a fan. And what a lovely piece of work you have done. Congratulations!
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Thanks again for reading and pointing it out, I felt valued because you took the time to see my work and let me know when something was incorrect. Hope you have a lovely weekend ahead 🙂
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India is incredible… beautiful landscapes… rich culture…. so diverse and so much to see…
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Thank you! Did you visit India recently?
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I live in India…
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Wow, so lucky! What area? I visited just some parts but missed Kerala and Kolkata. I want to visit some day.
Architecture in Jaipur was amazing 🙂
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I live in Gujarat… India is huge I still have to see a lot here… Kerela is amazing… planning to write about it soon… North eastern India is very scenic…
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Hi Virginia!
Love your list!
Although it is very exhaustive, I would love to suggest few more places of architectural importance in Mumbai, to add to your list.
Art Deco precinct around the Oval Maidan (recently recogonised as UNESCO world heritage)
Portuguese church
National Gallery of Modern Art
Khotachiwadi
Eros Cinema
Flora Fountain
P.S. The following locations are wrongly marked
Siddhivinayak Temple
Mount Mary Church
Dhobi Ghat
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Hi Rutuja,
Sorry it took me so long to reply but I wanted to check the places and carefully read your list (it’s great). I will update all the guides soon so this information comes just in time. Thanks for taking the time to let me know so other people can visit these sites 🙂
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