4. Open Hand Monument, Chandigarh Another gem in Chandigarh is the Open Hand Monument, designed by the legendary architect Le Corbusier. The monument stands as a symbol of peace and prosperity.

Symbols have a way of being rendered hollow when not inhabited by people. Floating as idealised, sealed clouds, they vapourise, the material world untouched by the breath-like pressure of their push.

Held in collaboration with the University of Cambridge, Global Humanities Initiative, Department of Tourism, Chandigarh Administration and Chandigarh College of Architecture, Celebrating the Capitol, ...

Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Chandigarh Capitol Complex cohabits on the esplanade with the Open Hand Monument, the Pit of Contemplation, the Martyrs’ Memorial, the Tower of Shadows, the ...

The complex houses the High Court, Secretariat, and Legislative Assembly, all of which are iconic structures that reflect Chandigarh’s unique design. While entry to the buildings requires special ...

'Celebrating the Capitol', a new exhibition of photographic work by Noor Dasmesh Singh, is about to open in Chandigarh – the architect, urbanist and Wallpaper* contributor’s home town. Organised in ...

Doctors of the PGI conducted open OPDs at the protest site outside the Bhargava Auditorium. They also held a blood donation drive where 80 units were collected.

The Open Hand Monument stands as the symbol of the Government of Chandigarh, representing of peace, prosperity, and the unity of mankind. This monument reflects the city's progressive values and ...

Chandigarh, designed by the renowned architect Le Corbusier, is a modern and well-planned city known for its green spaces, architecture, and vibrant culture. When you’re in the city, here are seven ...

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