Exploring, conserving and celebrating 347 protected monuments and 14 museums across the State.
Established in 1914, the Department of Heritage Telangana is one of the oldest departments of the State. It was renamed the Department of Archaeology & Museums in 1960, and took its present name on the enactment of the Telangana Heritage Act in 2017.
It is a research-oriented organisation. Its work spans exploration and archaeological excavation, the study of artifacts and inscriptions, the conservation and protection of monuments, and the presentation of the State's collections through its museums.
A transformative PPP model that moves beyond passive conservation — turning historic structures into vibrant economic assets that generate local employment and sustainable revenue for Telangana.
Fourteen State, District and Site Museums across Telangana display archaeological, historical and cultural treasures for students, scholars and the public.
A glimpse of the monuments, museums and collections cared for by the Department.