flourished 5000 years ago, and it is a land of light, spiritual endowment, and a resting place
for innumerable Sufis-mystic. In the midst of it all lie the remnants of one of the most
significant civilizations the world has been a witness to the Gandhara Civilizations. These
magnificent relics are reminiscent of the glorious age between 600 BC and 500 AD. The
most notable places inscribed with indelible marks include Takhtbhai, Swat, Charsada,
Peshawar, Taxila
heritage list namely Moenjodaro and Harappa dating from 2500 to 3000 B.C. comparable to
mesopotian civilization.
great attraction for domestic as well as foreign visitor. Every year thousands of local and
foreign, visitors visit historical, museums, archaeological sites and museum to enjoy their
grandeur and beauty. The highlights of the report are described has below:-
foreign visitors, to historical places, museums, and archaeological sites also
increased from 0.0182 million in 2003 to 0.0342 million in 2004, showing a record
increase of 87.9 percent. While the position of domestic visitors to these places
indicates a decline of 6.2 percent during the same period.
i.e 2.621 million in 2004, compared to 2.776 million in 2003.
2003 to 14000 in 2004. However, a decline of 11.4 percent was noted in
domestic visitors to these places.
4.00 percent, over 2003. Foreign visitors to museums also increased from 11000
in year 2003 to 18000 in year 2004, reflecting a strong growth of 63.6 percent.
an increase of 59.4 percent over 2003. Foreign visitors to Archaeological sites
doubled from 1000 in year 2003 to 2000 in year 2004.
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