Overview

The visit is a heritage walk organized for the students of History programme of SSHSS to two of UNESCO World heritage sites -Red Fort & Humayun’s Tomb located in New Delhi. The visit is part of the student’s courses like Tourism & Heritage Management, Medieval India, Landscapes of Delhi etc. Hence, the visit aims at giving an experiential learning experience to the students of history.

Advisor:

• Prof. (Dr.) Anviti Gupta Dean, Sharda School of Humanities & Social Sciences, 9415514525, dean.shss@sharda.ac.in

Objectives of Event

• To provide students with a hands-on learning experience about India’s rich history, architecture and cultural heritage.
• Historical Significance: Understand the importance of Red Fort and Humayun’s Tomb in Indian history and their role in shaping country’s cultural heritage.
• Cultural Context: Gain insights into the cultural and social context of the Mughal era and its impact on Indian society.
• Architectural appreciation: Appreciate the unique features of both monuments, including various styles.
• Understand the concept of tourism promotion in context of our heritage sites.

Convener Details

• Dr. Shradha, 9818549509, shradha@sharda.ac.in
• Dr. Tanni Moitra, 6289072107, tanni.moitra@sharda.ac.in

Co-ordinators:

• Dr. Khusboo Kumari, 9968151316, Khusboo.kumari@sharda.ac.in
• Dr. Sajad Ahmad Dar, 9997489805, sajad.dar5@sharda.ac.in
• Dr. Jyoti Dwivedi, 9810890812, jyoti.dwivedi@sharda.ac.in