Walk through four themed courtyards tracing the civilisation of undivided Punjab — from shared spiritual traditions to everyday domestic life, from music and poetry to the trauma of Partition. Self-guided and guided tours available in Hindi, Punjabi, and English.
Join resident artisans and master craftspersons for immersive, hands-on workshops in the traditional crafts of Punjab. All workshops run in the Living Culture Village — open-fronted studios where you work alongside the craftspersons who live and practise here.
| Workshop | Duration | Suitable For |
|---|---|---|
| Phulkari Embroidery | Half day (3 hrs) | Adults, teenagers, school groups |
| Punjabi Calligraphy (Gurmukhi / Shahmukhi) | Half day (3 hrs) | Adults, school groups |
| Traditional Punjabi Cooking | Half day (4 hrs) | Families, adults, corporate groups |
| Wood Carving | Full day (6 hrs) | Adults, serious practitioners |
| Instrument Making (Tumbi / Chimta) | Full day (6 hrs) | Musicians, adults |
All materials provided. Advance booking required. Group discounts available for school visits and corporate CSR programmes.
The spiritual life of the campus runs on a daily rhythm, open to all visitors regardless of faith or tradition.
| Programme | Location | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Morning Aarti | Temples of Memory | 6:00 AM daily |
| Gurbani Kirtan | Gurudwara | 6:30 AM & 6:00 PM daily |
| Langar (Free Community Meal) | Gurudwara | 12:30 PM daily |
| Havan Ceremony | Arya Samaj Mandir | Sundays, 7:00 AM |
| Vedic Chanting | Satyarth Prakash Kendra | 7:00 AM weekdays |
| Evening Aarti | Temples of Memory | At sunset daily |
The Library is open to researchers, writers, documentary filmmakers, and students working on topics related to Partition history, Punjabi culture, and shared heritage. Archive access is by appointment. The reading room is open to all campus visitors during visiting hours.
To apply for archive access: write to research@vibhajanvibhishikasmritinyas.org with a brief description of your project, affiliation (if any), and preferred dates.
In 1947, the land of five rivers was divided. Millions were displaced. Centuries of shared culture, sacred shrines, and living heritage were torn apart overnight. Vibhajan Vibhishika Smriti Nyas is built so that nothing is forgotten.
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