India’s Heritage Abroad – A Glimpse Beyond Borders
India’s cultural footprint extends far beyond its geographic boundaries, echoing through ancient temples, timeless artifacts, and enduring traditions across the globe. From the awe-inspiring Angkor Wat in Cambodia and the Shiva temples of Bali to the intricate sculptures housed in museums across Europe and America, Indian heritage has left a profound mark on world history. These global imprints showcase the spread of Indian art, spirituality, architecture, and philosophy through trade, migration, and cultural exchange. India’s heritage abroad stands as a testament to its historical influence, enriching diverse cultures while preserving its own timeless essence.
This section covers Indian temples, artifacts, cultural influences, and heritage beyond India’s borders.
- Hindu Temples Abroad (e.g., Thailand, Cambodia, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Indonesia, Mauritius, Pakistan etc.)
- Indian Art & Artefacts in Global Museums (e.g., British Museum, Louvre, Metropolitan Museum of Art, etc.)
- Indian Cultural & Spiritual Centers Abroad (e.g., Ramakrishna Missions, Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Centres, ISKCON temples, Vedanta Societies, Swaminarayana Temples), The Divine Life Society
- Indian Festivals Celebrated Abroad (e.g., Diwali in London, Holi in the USA, Durga Puja in Bangladesh)
This is to showcase India’s cultural, spiritual, and artistic legacy worldwide.