History of Bharhut Stupa ruins

Bharhut Stupa: The Ruined Ashokan Creation

Bharhut is famous for its 22 centuries old ruins of a Buddhist stupa. Discovered in late 19th century, Bharhut Stupa ruins carry many signs of great Mauryan and Shunga empire. The ruins represent the aniconic phase of Buddhist art. The stone railings, Torana (gate) and sculptures reflect unique artwork of classical era of Indian history. Buddha had been represented in the form of symbols.

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Indian Museum of Kolkata

Kolkata Museum History: The First Museum of India

Indian Museum Kolkata one of many important historical landmarks of Kolkata, West Bengal. Located at famous Park Street, Indian Museum of Kolkata is the largest museum of India. Hence, indeed one of the historical landmarks of Kolkata city. Not only that, the museum is the oldest one in Asia-Pacific region and also among the oldest in the world. The museum has unique collections from the pre-historic times up to British Indian period.

Kolkata Museum is an autonomous organization under Ministry of Culture, Government of India.

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Jaisalmer fort history

Jaisalmer Fort History: Unveiling the Facts of the Golden Fort

Jaisalmer fort is one of the iconic forts in Rajasthan, India. The tawny golden sandstones turn into honey-gold during the sunset, presenting an amazing view to the tourists. The state of Rajasthan has more than a hundred forts present in it. But, the Jaisalmer fort is the oldest fort in Rajasthan and also the second oldest in India. Hence, historically, the fort has a greater importance than the rest.

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History of West Bengal: A Cultural Heritage of India

History of West Bengal: A Cultural Heritage of India

Modern West Bengal represents the western part of the undivided Bengal, post the partition of India. West Bengal’s rich history lies in its economical prosperity, since the ancient ages. The region was notable for agricultural prevalence and textile artistry, topped with a very strong trade network. But the people of West Bengal are more known for their cultural heritage and intellectual personalities. Bengali food and festivals are cherished by all across the world. Darjeeling tea is world famous for unique flavour and distinct aroma.

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