Home to over 5,000 years of India’s history and culture, the National Museum in New Delhi weaves a compelling narrative of diversity and inclusivity as the nation navigates its identity.

From Felix Mendelssohn’s violin concerto to Anton Bruckner’s Symphony No.6, conductor Eliahu Inbal takes us on a journey through the cosmos of emotions, guiding us from the intimate strings to the vast, symphonic expanse that defines Bruckner’s vision.

30 years after its debut, Legend Lin Dance Theatre stages Miroirs de Vie, an artistic invocation that prays for the well-being of all during this time of uncertainty.

Join me as I journey in north India, tracing the footsteps of the Mughals who left behind a rich cultural legacy through their architectural wonders.

With a modern twist, traditional puppetry transcends storytelling, illuminating the memories and history of a land long forgotten by most.

Otome Bunraku is a rare Japanese puppetry tradition that features a solo female puppeteer. Through her skilled performance, stories and myths come to life through a uniquely feminine lens.

Through the soul-stirring melodies of the sarod, maestro Amjad Ali Khan beautifully shows that music transcends all boundaries — be it of race, religion, or culture.

Nestled just beside Jaipur’s City Palace, Jantar Mantar stands as a testament to a remarkable fusion of scientific curiosity and architectural ingenuity.

Cloud Gate Dance Theatre’s “Lunar Halo” unveils the very essence of human physical expression, compelling us to reassess our identities, as well as the intricate relationship between humanity and technology, in the age of AI.

In the vicinity of the Taj Mahal, workshops hum with the remarkable craftsmanship that has been preserved by the descendants of Mughal artisans who contributed to the creation of this iconic monument.