India's most scenic marathons, organized at heritage sites across India.
Some believe Cheriyal scroll paintings were brought to India by the Mughals, some others say that they were indigenous. Whatever their origins, Cheriyal Paintings can perhaps be considered as the first story boards and graphic novels of India. Read about this vivid art and a comparison with as similar art from Bengal.
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A lot of design thought goes into creating collateral at any of our runs. For Go Heritage Run – Warangal, Cheriyal art influenced our T-shirt design.
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Perini Shivatandam, nicknamed ‘Dance of Warriors’, this dance form comes from the Telangana region of India and, is approximately 800 years old. It was originally meant to act as a stimulus for the warriors before they marched onto the battlefield.
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You may have heard about the Kumbha Mela. Now read about the Sammakka Saralamma Jatara, a biennial, four-day tribal festival celebrated in Medaram, a village in the Warangal district of Telangana. It attracts a tribal population of pilgrims only second in number to the grand Kumbh Mela.
Read MoreHampi is not just a photographer’s delight. Rather, this World Heritage Site enthrals many skilled artists. See this excellent work by Jayesh Sivan, an artist.
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Fashion in India is perceived differently than how it is perceived in the rest of the world. It is synonymous
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Bidriware often fails to be recognized as Bidar’s artwork and is instead widely known as Indian art. Read how Bidar and Bidri are inexorably linked together with a GI tag to prove it.
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Movies select grand shoot locations to make sure viewers are wowed – no prizes for guessing why the fort in Bidar has been shown in so many movies!
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The Miniature Paintings of Udaipur symbolize Rajasthan in many ways – colourful, detailed and opulent. Read on about this age old art which proves that big is not always better. P.S – our Udaipur run medals will be based on this art too!
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Sir Terry Pratchett, the recently deceased English fantasy author, once wrote that no one is actually dead until the ripples
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