InterGlobe Foundation (IGF) has been at the forefront of preserving and promoting India's rich heritage and culture. Since its inception in 2014, it has successfully undertaken numerous initiatives, such as the restoration and preservation of the Abdur Rahim Khan-I-Khanan mausoleum in Delhi, the restoration of the Indra Kund stepwell in Delwara, and the tilework on the dome of Muhammad Qutb Shah's Mausoleum in Hyderabad, as well as other projects like the cultural mapping and documentation of ten cities, My City My Heritage campaign, and many more.

With the world losing its tangible and intangible cultural heritage faster than it can be documented, InterGlobe Foundation wanted to bring together a cross-section of the public to document and research the cultural heritage of India. With this objective in mind and to further its commitment to heritage conservation, InterGlobe Foundation launched the InterGlobe HERITAGE Fellowships. The fellowships empowered individuals to explore previously undocumented aspects and helped increase awareness of lesser-known aspects of India’s tangible and intangible heritage.

With the successful completion of two editions of the InterGlobe HERITAGE Fellowships, InterGlobe Foundation has not only helped expand the understanding of India's heritage but has also played a crucial role in raising awareness about the country's diverse cultural treasures.