K. R. Cama Oriental Institute

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The K. R. Cama Oriental Institute is marked by its distinct Art Deco architecture, standing as a primary hub for scholars of Zoroastrianism and Indo-Iranian studies. Established in nineteen sixteen, it was created through public subscriptions to honor Kharshedji Rustomji Cama, a Parsi scholar and social reformer who died in nineteen oh nine. The institute houses a massive archive of over thirty thousand books, journals, and manuscripts in languages including Avesta, Pahlavi, Persian, and Arabic.

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