Monument Restoration

Rapid urbanisation is the trend of modern society. People are migrating to cities so that they have easy access to basic amenities. This has naturally put pressure on the cities that are steeped in rich cultural heritage and historical monuments. The capital cities are known for their old forts, temples and buildings that demonstrate ancient art and architectural marvel. Now priority has been shifted to constructing big buildings such as business malls and residential apartments, and wide roads to facilitate the movement of people through a vast network of transportation system. This demands more land, which might give rise to the encroachment of the public land and property. Aggressive development and management deficiencies have threatened precious cultural heritages, which enable people to better understand the society while contributing to the growth of local communities and satisfaction of their spiritual needs. Thus, there lies humongous challenge to carry out sustainable urban development and protect the cultural heritage side by side.