Celebrate the rich tapestry of Indian history and architectural brilliance with this exquisite collection of commemorative stamps. This stunning set encapsulates the essence of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture, specifically honoring Agra Fort in 2004, a testament to India’s majestic heritage. The stamps vividly depict the intricate details and grandeur of Agra Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site and a pinnacle of Mughal architecture. Accompanying these architectural marvels is a tribute to The Great Trigonometrical Survey, showcasing the crucial role of surveying in the advancement of science and technology, including the contributions of Radhanath Sikdar. The stamps highlight how these surveys have contributed to the growth and infrastructural developments. In addition to these historical commemorations, the collection also features a stamp dedicated to the I.N.S. Tarangini, a sailing ship that embarked on a circumnavigation voyage from January 23, 2003, to April 25, 2004, with the theme ‘Friendship Across the Oceans.’ This collection is a unique blend of history, architecture, and maritime exploration, making it a perfect addition for collectors and enthusiasts alike. The stamps are presented in mint condition, preserving their vibrant colors and intricate details. This collection not only enriches your personal collection but also serves as a window to India’s glorious past and its pioneering spirit.