Aim and Scope

The Research Review Journal of Cultural Heritage and Traditions (RRJCHT) aims to promote high-quality, original research in the fields of Cultural Heritage, Traditions, Indian Knowledge System (IKS), Arts, History, Folklore, and Allied Disciplines. The journal is committed to advancing scholarly knowledge, preserving cultural identity, and fostering interdisciplinary approaches that contribute to the study and promotion of heritage at national and international levels.

RRJCHT provides a dedicated academic platform for researchers, academicians, historians, anthropologists, cultural practitioners, artists, and scholars to publish empirical studies, theoretical papers, review articles, and case studies that enhance understanding of cultural practices, traditional knowledge, heritage preservation, folklore, and community-based traditions.

This is an international, bi-annual online journal that welcomes contributions from authors across the globe.

Scope includes (but is not limited to):

• Cultural Heritage and Preservation
• Indian Knowledge System (IKS) and Vedic Studies
• Folklore, Folk Arts, and Oral Traditions
• History, Archaeology, and Heritage Studies
• Traditional Sciences and Philosophy
• Arts, Music, Dance, and Performance Studies
• Indigenous Knowledge and Community Practices
• Heritage Management and Policy Studies
• Museums, Archives, and Documentation
• Cultural Education and Pedagogy
• Rituals, Festivals, and Traditional Practices
• Cultural Sustainability and Intangible Heritage
• Interdisciplinary Studies connecting Culture, Technology, and Society

The journal especially encourages research that addresses contemporary cultural challenges, promotes preservation of heritage, supports evidence-based practices, and contributes to the holistic understanding of human traditions and knowledge systems.

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