explorArchi

explorArchi We plan, organize and conduct tours by providing a consolidated travel solution to ‘aspiring architects’ for their excursion or educational field work.

We are a team of architects, engineers and professionals who are passionate about travel, architecture and everything related. Our dynamic & dedicated travel-mates are passionate travelers and committed architecture enthusiasts. The team holds extensive experience in architectural tourism & educational excursions including circuit & resource planning, food & accommodation, transportation & worksh

ops and much more. So, while on tour, we take care of everything, that you can better focus on the “Architecture”. We exclusively and elaborately plan, organise and conduct tours by providing a consolidated travel solution to ‘aspiring architects’ for their excursion or educational tour which is a part of their academic curriculum. We are proud of our rich history, heritage, culture & architecture. Join us to explore it better.

NIT Raipur students at Mandore garden, Jodhpur.
31/03/2026

NIT Raipur students at Mandore garden, Jodhpur.

GITAM School of Architecture students at Jaswant thada Jodhpur.
30/03/2026

GITAM School of Architecture students at Jaswant thada Jodhpur.

📍At Auroville earth institute, with the students of BIT MESRA.
08/03/2026

📍At Auroville earth institute, with the students of BIT MESRA.

Hampi Ruins, Vijayanagara Empire Site, KarnatakaSet against dramatic granite boulder landscapes, the Hampi ruins reveal ...
23/02/2026

Hampi Ruins, Vijayanagara Empire Site, Karnataka

Set against dramatic granite boulder landscapes, the Hampi ruins reveal the spatial intelligence of Vijayanagara architecture—where mandapas, temple fragments, and sacred pathways merge seamlessly with terrain, creating a dialogue between built form and nature.

[ Hampi Ruins Vijayanagara Architecture Granite Landscape Temple Mandapa Heritage Site ]

At SPA Vijaywada, with the students of VIT Bhopal.
17/02/2026

At SPA Vijaywada, with the students of VIT Bhopal.

📍 Golconda Fort, Hyderabad, TelanganaA monumental expression of Deccan military planning, Golconda Fort rises through la...
11/02/2026

📍 Golconda Fort, Hyderabad, Telangana

A monumental expression of Deccan military planning, Golconda Fort rises through layered granite ramparts, defensive gateways, and elevated bastions that merge architecture with topography. From its famed acoustic system to terraced fortifications, every element reflects strategic design shaped by climate, terrain, and power.

[ Golconda Fort Architecture Deccan Military Design Acoustic Engineering Granite Fortifications ]

At Mahabalipuram, Tamil Nadu, with the students of Jadavpur University, Kolkata.
09/02/2026

At Mahabalipuram, Tamil Nadu, with the students of Jadavpur University, Kolkata.

Location: Ibrahim Roza, Vijayapura (Bijapur), KarnatakaOften called the “Taj Mahal of the Deccan,” Ibrahim Roza represen...
06/02/2026

Location: Ibrahim Roza, Vijayapura (Bijapur), Karnataka

Often called the “Taj Mahal of the Deccan,” Ibrahim Roza represents the height of Adil Shahi architecture, where mosque and tomb face each other in perfect balance—defined by symmetry, refined proportions, and restrained ornamentation.

Architectural pointers:
- Twin composition: tomb and mosque on a shared axis
- Central dome with corner minarets and chhatris
- Dressed stone masonry with delicate surface carving
- Strong emphasis on symmetry and proportional harmony
- Elevated plinth creating visual dominance and clarity

[ Ibrahim Roza Vijayapura Adil Shahi Architecture Deccan Sultanate Design ]

At Mandore garden, with the students of NIT Raipur. [ Mandore garden NIT Raipur students of architecture ]
04/02/2026

At Mandore garden, with the students of NIT Raipur.


[ Mandore garden NIT Raipur students of architecture ]

📍Hoshang Shah’s Tomb, Mandu, Madhya PradeshOften cited as India’s first marble-clad mausoleum, Hoshang Shah’s Tomb is a ...
02/02/2026

📍Hoshang Shah’s Tomb, Mandu, Madhya Pradesh

Often cited as India’s first marble-clad mausoleum, Hoshang Shah’s Tomb is a benchmark in early Indo-Islamic architecture, where strict symmetry, cubic massing, and a restrained dome establish a prototype that later influenced Mughal funerary design.

Architectural pointers:
- Square plan with perfect bilateral symmetry
- Central hemispherical dome with corner chhatris
- Marble facing over stone masonry core
- Minimal ornamentation, emphasis on proportion
- Clear geometric hierarchy and axial planning

[ Hoshang Shah Tomb Mandu Indo Islamic Funerary Architecture Early Mughal Influences ]

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