The conservation of the Chamundamata Temple in Ahmedabad focused on safeguarding a living religious heritage site that continues to hold immense cultural significance. The project involved structural stabilization, careful repair of deteriorated stonework, and sensitive restoration of sculptural elements. The conservation team respected the temple’s ritual use, ensuring that interventions supported its continued role as a sacred space. The plan emphasized minimal intervention, use of traditional materials, and involvement of temple authorities and local stakeholders, ensuring that heritage values were preserved while meeting contemporary needs.