Tangible Cultural Heritage of Odisha; A Special Focus on Boudh Royal Palace

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Authors: D. Litt Sadananda Nayak, Deepanjali Sahoo
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Abstract

Odisha's rich and diverse past is reflected in its culture and heritage. "Culture" is a word that has many meanings. In addition to being an item unique to a place or location, cultural heritage can also be found within a family, a people, or a group of individuals. There are two main categories to classify cultural heritage: Natural Heritage and Cultural Heritage. Further sub-categorising cultural heritage into Tangible and Intangible cultural heritage, tangible heritage is defined as anything that exists today and can be touched and/or stored. Tangible heritage can be further categorised into movable and immovable heritage; movable heritage includes items that can be moved from one location to another, such as books, clothes, and artworks, while immovable heritage typically comprises structures, including buildings, monuments, industrial sites, and similar items.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Urban Development and Cultural Heritage

Publication details

Journal / source
International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science
Volume
10
Issue
2
Pages
2742–2746
Publication date
1 January 2026
Language
EN