Designed by Le Corbusier as India’s first planned city, Chandigarh represents clarity of vision, institutional strength and modern governance. As the shared capital of Punjab and Haryana and home to the Punjab & Haryana High Court, the city occupies a unique position in India’s constitutional and judicial landscape.
Its tradition of administrative excellence, strong legal institutions and emphasis on civic order make Chandigarh a fitting host for India International Disputes Week 2026 — a forum bringing together global voices in arbitration, litigation and dispute resolution.
India’s modernist capital and a global centre for governance, design and culture.
Chandigarh
THE HOST CITY
VENUE
Venue & Accessibility
IIDW 2026 will be hosted across leading venues in Chandigarh, selected for their accessibility, security and institutional setting. The city offers modern conference infrastructure, high-quality hospitality and proximity between venues, ensuring a seamless experience for international and domestic participants.
Chandigarh International Airport provides direct connectivity with major Indian cities and select international hubs. The city is approximately 45 minutes from the airport and is well connected to New Delhi and the National Capital Region by road and rail. Major hotels, diplomatic facilities and government institutions are located within close proximity, supporting efficient movement across the programme.
THE EXPERIENCE
Culture, Architecture & Experience
Chandigarh is celebrated globally for its architectural clarity, human-scale urban design and cultural openness. Conceived by Le Corbusier as a city of ideas and institutions, it offers a rare combination of intellectual seriousness and everyday elegance.
Tree-lined boulevards, modernist landmarks, cultural centres and public gardens create a setting that encourages reflection, dialogue and connection — providing an ideal backdrop for international exchange beyond the conference halls.
