Insider-guided access to the UNESCO World Heritage site at the Capitol Complex, featuring the Secretariat, the Assembly Hall, and the Open Hand Monument, which exemplify brutalist concrete forms, innovative spatial dynamics, and symbolic urban planning. Get exclusive access to restricted areas (subject to daily political variables), including the Assembly’s legislative chambers, rare archival drawings, maps, historical constructional insights and gain technical insights into Le Corbusier’s design principles, structural innovations, and urban theories, enriched with expert analysis. Entry is subject to local political conditions.

Guided insider tour of the old architects' building, now a museum / memorial centre dedicated to Le Corbusier. See with visual demonstrations of the first attempt at a green, sustainable and naturally cooled building in the brutalist architecture era and rare documents, letters, maps, and plans of Chandigarh's formation.

An insider, guided, private tour of the heart of the University, one of the most recognisable structures of Chandigarh, designed by Pierre Jeanneret. Observe how the distinctive spinning lotus-shaped roof cuts sunlight, surrounded by a reflective pool, which eliminates the need for air conditioning even today. Learn about Jeanneret's design principles and the building's role as a hub for academic and cultural activities.

Insider, guided tour of our homage to Le Corbusier’s 1965 Zurich Pavilion, this raw concrete form and tubular stairway set the stage for Chandigarh’s modernist saga. We’ll explore three levels of rare exhibits, starting with the basement’s 1947 Partition archives, showcasing Albert Mayer and Matthew Nowicki’s early plans through original maps. The second level unveils Le Corbusier’s vision, with blueprints, models, and unbuilt designs like the Museum of Knowledge, crafted with Pierre Jeanneret, Jane Drew, and Maxwell Fry. On the third, see Chandigarh’s evolution, including Jeanneret’s furniture and his recreated living room. With insider access, you’ll view restricted sketches and tapestries, offering a personalised glimpse into this UNESCO city’s creation. Tickets already included, no waiting in lines!

Get insider up and close access to the crowning jewel symbol of Chandigarh, a symbol of peace and unity and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hear the storey of Le Corbusier's vision, and if you're lucky on a windy day see the hand gently sway with the wind, embodying flexibility and openness. Click pictures and give a speech in the assembly pit, next to the judiciary and the legislation of Chandigarh. Hear the real storey behind this sight - is it still used to its original purpose?

Get insider, personalised guided access through this sculptural landscape. Designed as part of the Capitol Complex, Geometric Hill’s grid-like earth mounds and concrete forms embody Le Corbusier’s fascination with geometry and nature’s harmony. Guests will explore its precise alignments, inspired by his Modulor system, and learn how it contrasts with Chandigarh’s organic urban grid. The tour includes insights into its symbolic role as a meditative space within the administrative hub. Hear the storey of the never-completed structure here, the untold storey of political turmoil, its original designed purpose vs current use.

Get an insider, expert guide through this open-air concrete structure designed by Le Corbusier as a "demo" building to study the solar movement. The Tower of Shadows showcases Le Corbusier’s obsession with light and climate-responsive design, using geometric forms to cast precise shadows. Guests will explore its minimalist framework, learning how it embodies his principles of environmental harmony and the Modulor system. Get insights into its role as a functional yet symbolic piece within Chandigarh’s modernist landscape. One of the most iconic photographic spots in all of Chandigarh!

Insider tour

Get a rare visit to the first house constructed in Chandigarh turned museum. Originally the residence of Pierre Jeanneret for 11 years, a key collaborator of Le Corbusier, this house showcases his innovative design principles. Built-in the 1950s, Maison Jeanneret reflects the modernist architecture characteristic of Chandigarh's urban planning, featuring clean lines, open spaces, and functional design. I'll take you through the meticulously preserved interiors, where you'll find mid-century modern furniture designed by Jeanneret himself. The minimalist aesthetic and use of local materials like teak wood highlight his practical yet elegant approach. You'll also see rare photographs, sketches, and personal artefacts that provide a glimpse into Jeanneret's life & his pivotal role in shaping Chandigarh. We will get rare access to the garden and verandas which reflect his architectural philosophy of integrating indoor and outdoor spaces seamlessly. Tickets are already included!