In summer 2019, AHRF India organised summer expedition to Europe from 03-29 June 2019 in Rome, Berlin, Prague, Budapest, Krakow, Venice, and Pisa. This expedition was attended by 14 participants from different educational background and age group.

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In June 2019, AHRF India organised 10 day expedition to explore UNESCO World heritage complexes in Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Patan. The aim of the expedition was to develop perceptions of urban identity by individual experiences and observations. Although the initial aim was to develop postcards in foothills of Himalaya but objective could not be achieved in small span of time.
 

In 2019, AHRF India conducted a week long expedition in Ladakh region covering important architectural complexes and visited eco-sensitve Nubra Valley. With a distinct climate Ladakh has unique style of vernacular architecture which makes it a very unique and important field to study. Apart from architecture and strong buddhist influence this region has enormous content for geological study due to presence of various minerals and rocks.
 

In June 2018, AHRF India conducted its first expedition to Nepal exploring Kathmandu valley with old administrative power centers Bhakatapur and Patan which have earned a distinctive reputation in UNESCO for their Royal Complexes and traditional crafts. Apart from cultural centers we also explored Pokhara, located in foot hills of Annapurna range, Jungle safari in Chittwan National Park and concluded in Lumbini, The birth place of Buddha.
 

In 2018, AHRF India conducted a Summer Workshop in Srinagar & Laddakh to develop perceptions of urban identities through observation of various underlying urban factors such as Architecture, Craft, Infrastructure, Urban Spaces, Natural Landscapes and Cultural factors that influence or defines the Identity of the city. The Expedition was inspired and influenced by Kevin Lynch's theory about "The Image of the City" but extended its scope to technology and functions. It was oriented towards students of Architecture, Urban Design and Urban Planning and related areas of study, such as Architecture Conservation, Landscapes Architecture and Art and Design. 

In 2017, AHRF India organized its first European expedition with 10 participants from various parts of India. We arrived in Paris in traveled to Amsterdam, Berlin and so on, while exploring important museums, landmarks and local canal tours, breweries tour and so on. The intent was to travel as local as possible to develop an on ground understanding of European culture. The expedition was aimed at students hence we managed on a tight budget travelling by local public transport, accommodating everyone in hotels and hostels. Although we traveled through 21 days but travelling through so many cities was a bit exhausting. 
 

In 2016, AHRF India collaborated with INTACH Srinagar, Craft Development Institute and Ladakh arts & Media Organisation to organize a workshop for design students across India. We invited senior experts, architects, academicians to interact with participants give them an overview of Srinagar as a city, its architecture, crafts and adaptive reuse of crafts. We were on a tight schedule with back to back lectures, heritage walks, and meetings. One of the most interesting part was accommodation as we hired house-boats (floating hotels in water) they offered amazing views and even to reach them we had to take boats. 
 

May 2015, Srinagar - The place from where it all started, it was in Srinagar from where AHRF India initiated its first ever workshop with the aim to develop an understanding of the underlying factors that influence the urban form and the lifestyle in Kashmir and Ladakh region. During the course of time, it explored architecture, art, media, fashion, and their response to geography, climate, local materials, construction technologies, culture and the overall lifestyle. The objective was to ignite the thought process of students from a simple approach of constructing safe buildings in hills to a more comprehensive approach of understanding the life in the region and the response to the various factors that play an important part in giving identity to the place and buildings.