Focused on heritage conservation, cultural mapping, and restoration of historic sites, THAAP Heritage applies research-based methodologies to real-world heritage challenges.
THAAP is a research-led, project-based non-profit dedicated to the study, protection, and advancement of Pakistan’s cultural heritage through scholarship, practice, and dissemination.
Focused on heritage conservation, cultural mapping, and restoration of historic sites, THAAP Heritage applies research-based methodologies to real-world heritage challenges.
Safeguarding living traditions and intangible cultural heritage for present and future generations.
The living narrative of our people, their traditions, and social memories.
The creative spirit expressed through traditional crafts and contemporary forms.
The preservation of our monumental and vernacular built environment.
Our dedicated commitment to the land and diverse people we serve.
THAAP is a non-profit organization committed to the preservation and promotion of Pakistan’s tangible and intangible heritage. We collaborate with researchers, artisans, communities, and institutions to document traditions, protect historic resources, and build awareness around cultural identity.
We are cultural heritage organization dedicated to preserving Pakistan’s history, architecture, arts, crafts, and languages through research, documentation, advocacy, and education.
THAAP’s mission is to enhance and disseminate knowledge of Pakistan’s culture, art, and history through research, innovative projects, and scholarly practice. The protection and promotion of tangible and intangible heritage, cultural diversity, and historic consciousness form the foundation of its work.

Focused on heritage conservation, cultural mapping, and restoration of historic sites, THAAP Heritage applies research-based methodologies to real-world heritage challenges.

THAAP Publications manages the publication of peer-reviewed books, journals, and research outputs generated across the THAAP Group.

THAAP Publications manages the publication of peer-reviewed books, journals, and research outputs generated across the THAAP Group.

Established in 2009, THAAP Crafts works to empower marginalized artisan communities, establish quality standards, and connect traditional crafts with contemporary markets.

THAAP Publications manages the publication of peer-reviewed books, journals, and research outputs generated across the THAAP Group.
The THAAP Group is a collective of organizations operating within the same intellectual and ethical framework.
While THAAP remains a non-profit research body, other group entities function as professional organizations translating knowledge into action.
Canadian Ramgarhia Society has honored Professor Pervaiz Vandal and Professor Sajida Vandal, architects and educationists from Pakistan, with lifetime achievement awards for their research work in highlighting the architectural legacy of Bhai Ram Singh, one of pre-partition Punjab’s foremost architects.
THAAP has implemented and led projects across South Punjab, KP, Gilgit-Baltistan, and other regions — focusing on heritage conservation, community empowerment, crafts, education, and cultural sustainability.

In collaboration with the Walled City of Lahore Authority (WCLA) and the US Mission, THAAP is spearheading the restoration of Multan’s historic Clock Tower (Ghanta Ghar).

Since 2015, THAAP has worked in the three Kalasha valleys (Bumburet, Birir, and Rumbur) to safeguard their unique living traditions.

One of THAAP’s most successful large-scale initiatives, this project established 100 craft centers across four districts to support women in disaster-prone and marginalized areas.

THAAP pioneered the first comprehensive, community-based methodology for mapping Pakistan’s Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH). This database, developed in collaboration with UNESCO, has been adopted by the Government of Pakistan for nationwide use.
Through THAAP Publications, the group disseminates peer-reviewed research, books, journals, and conference proceedings, encouraging rigorous scholarship and original research.



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