Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam The World is One Family

Unity in Diversity Celebrating the Spirit of Togetherness

Global Harmony Through Cultural Heritage Preserving Traditions, Inspiring Unity

Our Mission

Promote the welfare of Non-Resident Indians in the UK by providing a platform to explore Social, Cultural and Economic Development and Integration. We are dedicated to building a thriving NRI community that contributes to the social, cultural, and economic fabric of the United Kingdom while staying connected to its Indian roots and Cultural and Economic Development and Integration.

What we do

Culture represents a set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices. Our main aim is to preserve, conserve and promote our cultural heritage and promotion of all forms of art and culture. We aim to promote cultural awareness at the grassroots level.

In order to achieve these objectives, we would like to undertake various activities on a regular basis. We would like to collaborate with other organisations which have similar objectives.
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Cultural development

Cultural development is not a process of day one or two. This process needs continuous awareness and effort. Especially bringing awareness among young adults is much needed as they are the ones who will take this forward. Awareness, Encouragement, and Participation are 3 magic wands that can make this happen
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Voices of Our Community

The Indian Heritage Centre has been a wonderful bridge to our culture & traditions. They helped me a lot in facilitating SwarnaKala Arts Exhibition in Cardiff. The events was engaging, authentic, and beautifully organized.

Dr Girish Nagendra

Community Member

As a visitor to the UK, I was thrilled to be introduced to the Indian Heritage Centre. It's a vibrant hub that truly celebrates the diversity and richness of Indian traditions. Their executive members are very humble and helped us a lot in showcasing our Art.

Mr Shashank Bharadhwaj

SwarnaKala Artist from Mysuru, India

I’ve lived in Cardiff for over 25 years, and the Indian Heritage Centre has greatly helped me engage with the community. I now take great pride in participating in the intellectual programs organized by the IHC team.

Dr Padma Anagol

Professor, Cardiff University

Stories of Our Heritage

Swarnakala Mysore Arts Exhibition in Cardiff on 11/10/2025

The painting exhibition organised by the Indian Heritage Centre UK in Cardiff was an exclusive and prestigious showcase of Mysore Chitrakala, a classical and revered art form from Karnataka, India. The exhibition featured rare and exquisite paintings distinguished by their use of intricate 22-carat gold leaf work.

National Handloom Day: Celebrating India's Woven Heritage

Discover the significance of India's National Handloom Day, the history behind this celebration, and why supporting the handloom sector matters for preserving cultural heritage and empowering rural communities.

Importance of Mother Tongue

Exploring the crucial role of mother tongue in personal development, cultural identity, and global linguistic diversity, and why preserving native languages matters more than ever.

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