A Visit to A Place of Historic Interest

I visited a historic place. I have a chance to visit the ruins of a taxi in northwest India. Apart from Madras, I spent four days in Lahore. It took 12 hours to Taksima, which was 400 kilometers away. The ancient ruins of Taxilla are on both sides of the low mountain of the Himalayas. When I got off at the station, I booked a 5 - horse carriage and brought me to see all the places around me. It was a 6 - mile track with 5 different places, which took 4 hours to complete.

The place I first visited was a monastery surrounded by terra cotta pottery decorated with Buddha statue, full size, realistic artistic expression that is different from the bold image of the southern Indian temple. The artistic completeness achieved with these figures is due to the influence of Greek architecture and sculpture in these areas of India and the soft material used to create these characters. Red pottery clay figure on the slope of Himalaya and brick are as hard as rock when baking

These characters combine the elegance and sublime of Indian thought inspired by the true spirit with the pure art of the classical era Greek sculptor and its execution time is around 300 BC . - 200 BC just after Alexander invaded India

The next place I visited was a small town. I saw six streets there, and the wall of the house stood alone without the signs of the roof. After Hun burned the street with fire, I learned that only the wall felt. The street is perfectly straight, at right angles to each other, with a complete drainage system. That is that the palace is a mountain of aged buildings and the room is more spacious. This palace is not as spectacular as the present house.

Then I visited a beautiful temple dedicated to Marthand - the sun. After that, I went to the capital of Kukara son of Ashoka, and was dispatched from Ashoka as Governor General of Gedaro.

The place I saw last was still a big village excavating. In this regard, we must remember that ancient Takshaila was one of two or three universities in India. After being destroyed by the Hun tribe, it was completely abandoned and forgotten. This place has been covered with mud over 1500 years, so there are several miles of dirt in addition to several miles. About 50 years ago, some villagers dredged mud to build houses in these areas and encountered stone walls. The case was reported to the Archeology Department, which later unearthed and excavated the most famous oblique seats in ancient India. This is the place to visit historical places

Of course, historic sites are attractive to all visitors, and local people visiting local attractions are negligible. Local people's interest in museums and historic sites is very low. However, some people discussed this and why some steps were taken to encourage only a few indigenous peoples to visit their historic sites and local people to visit these sites I think. There are many reasons for this. First of all, most local people have grown up in that area and have studied all the historical sites for a long time, so I do not want to go to local art museums and historic sites. The locals visited their attractions many times. Familiarity with locals is the main reason to ignore all attractions. As a result, the number of local visits to their museums is very small.

Topic of thesis: Issue 2: Many museums and historic sites are mainly tourists, but they are not locals. Why is this happening?

I visited a historic place. I have a chance to visit the ruins of a taxi in northwest India. Apart from Madras, I spent four days in Lahore. It took 12 hours to Taksima, which was 400 kilometers away. The ancient ruins of Taxilla are on both sides of the low mountain of the Himalayas. When I got off at the station, I booked a 5 - horse carriage and brought me to see all the places around me. It was a 6 - mile track with 5 different places, which took 4 hours to complete.