Narnaul - Heritage Photography Workshop, Oct 2026

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Designed for beginners, enthusiasts and experienced photographers, this workshop combines guided exploration with practical, on-location learning. A DCP photography mentor will help participants work with composition, perspective and natural light while documenting architectural details, patterns, textures and the character of these historic spaces.

Participants may photograph using a DSLR, mirrorless camera or smartphone. Since tripods are not permitted at the monuments, the workshop will also focus on creating strong, carefully composed images while working handheld.

Monuments Covered

• The proposed photography trail includes:
• Chor Gumbad
• Mirza Alijan’s Takht and Baoli
• Birbal Ka Chhatta
• Dargah Pir Turkman
• Tomb of Ibrahim Sur

If time permits, the group may also visit Jal Mahal, an ASI-protected monument where only mobile photography is permitted.

What You Will Learn

• Architectural composition and perspective
• Creative use of natural light
• Photographing patterns, textures and structural details
• Choosing effective wide-angle and telephoto perspectives
• Building visual stories around heritage monuments
• Making sharper and stronger photographs without a tripod

What Makes This Workshop Special?

More than a monument tour, this is an opportunity to experience Narnaul through a photographer’s eye. The thoughtfully planned trail introduces participants to some of Haryana’s most significant yet lesser-known heritage sites, with local support at the state-protected monuments.

The workshop brings together photography, history and cultural exploration—making it ideal for anyone interested in architecture, travel and documentary storytelling.