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Established in 1976, the National Research Laboratory for Conservation of Cultural Property (NRLC) is a center of excellence in the field of conservation of cultural property. Housed in a four storied building at Lucknow, the laboratory is well equipped with necessary infra-structure and facilities for research, conservation, material testing, training in the field, and other scientific studies. The laboratory offers professional training in different aspects of conservation, assessment of conservation problems, advice and technical support in matters relating to conservation and guidance in setting up conservation laboratories.

The Regional Conservation Laboratory (RCL), Mysore, began operations in 1987 as a regional unit of the National Research Laboratory for Conservation of Cultural Property, serving the conservation needs of cultural institutions across South India. Since moving to its present campus in 2003, RCL has undertaken may field projects, while promoting scientific conservation practices, training, documentation, and sustainable preservation of cultural heritage.
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Established in 2011, the NRLC Training Institute at Jankipuram, Lucknow is dedicated to capacity building and skill development in the conservation of cultural property. The Institute conducts regular long-term and short-term training programmes, including a six-month conservation course, workshops, seminars, and specialized training in preventive conservation. It serves students and professionals from museums, archives, libraries, archaeological organizations, and universities. Through national and international collaborations, the Institute has trained numerous conservators, curators, scientists, and collection managers, strengthening conservation expertise across India and beyond.
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Auditorium for conducting workshops and seminars has a sitting capacity of 250 people, located at NRLC Training Institute, Jankipuram, Lucknow.

Hostel-cum-guest house is located at NRLC Training Institute, Jankipuram, Lucknow.