Emblem of the Archaeological Survey of India, featuring the Ashoka lion capital in gold on a deep blue circular field Archaeological Survey of India — Jaipur Circle
Ancient stone fortress ruins with arched windows and battlement walls set against a green forested hillside, muted grey stone tones

Conservations

The ASI Jaipur Circle undertakes conservation and preservation projects at centrally protected monuments and archaeological sites across Rajasthan. These efforts aim to safeguard structural integrity, protect against environmental degradation, and maintain the historical authenticity of heritage assets.

Conservation Approach

Conservation work follows established ASI methodologies, combining traditional building techniques with modern scientific analysis. Projects may include structural stabilization, chemical treatment of stone surfaces, waterproofing, vegetation control, and restoration of architectural elements.

Project Areas

  • Structural consolidation of deteriorated monuments
  • Chemical preservation of carved stone and decorative features
  • Environmental monitoring and protective measures
  • Documentation and condition assessment of heritage sites
  • Landscaping and site presentation improvements

Procurement & Tenders

Conservation projects are executed through a transparent tendering process. Contractors and specialists interested in participating in conservation works are invited to review current opportunities on the Tender page.

For further information on protected monuments under the Jaipur Circle, visit the Monuments section.