TAXILA - City of Cut Stone.

 

TAXILA.

The remaining historic areas of Taxila are in the modern city of Taxila, which is located about 30 kilometers outside of Islamabad. It may take between 40 and 60 minutes to drive to Taxila from Islamabad, depending on your location and traffic. This makes it a straightforward road journey from Islamabad.

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Traveling to Taxila on your own (without a local to show you around) can be challenging, especially for travelers who are inexperienced with Pakistan. Taxila is recognized for the ancient historical events and is one of the best sites in Pakistan. Things can be a little trickier than anticipated, from travelling to Taxila to navigating the sites itself. Fortunately, I'm here to assist. I recently travelled independently to Taxila from Islamabad, and I'm here to share my experience with you. I'll specifically discuss what tourists should expect when visiting Taxila and what to be aware of to enjoy a simple journey to the city's historic districts without a guide from the area.

 TIME TO VISIT Taxila:

Anytime you visit this location, you'll find a wealth of educational materials and events that will advance your knowledge. There is a sizable central library housed there, which is beneficial for students.

Places to visit:

• Taxila Museums.

Additionally, the optimum time to visit is from 9 to 4, when both the Taxila complex and the greatest times to visit museums are open. One of the main attractions in Taxila is the Taxila Museum, which houses a collection of artifacts and documents related to the history and culture of the city. The museum is a great place to learn about the city's past and understand its cultural significance.

The Taxila Historical Center, Dharmarajika, Sirkap, and Mohra Moradu are the four important locations in Taxila. These locations are widely dispersed throughout the city. There are no bus services, leaving visitors with only two options for getting around Taxila by car or on foot.

Even though exploring Taxila on foot would take a lot of time, you might save a few hundred rupees. Try it if you have most of the day to spend in Taxila but be aware of the heat in the summer.

• Margalla  Hills:

Taxila is a cultural and historical attractions, Taxila is also home to a number of beautiful natural sites. The city is located in the Margalla Hills, which are home to a number of hiking trails and picnicking areas. The hills offer beautiful views of the surrounding area and are a great place to enjoy the outdoors.

• Local markets and bazaars:

Taxila is also home to several markets and bazaars, where visitors can find a wide range of local handicrafts and other souvenirs. The city is known for its delicious local cuisine, which includes dishes such as kebabs and biryani. There are several restaurants and cafes in the city that serve these and other local specialties.

RECOMMENDATIONS:

To make the most of your visit to Taxila, it's a good idea to plan ahead and do some research on the city's attractions and activities. Some recommendations for things to do in Taxila include visiting the Taxila Museum and exploring the Margalla Hills, and trying out the local cuisine. You should also make sure to visit the markets and bazaars to pick up some souvenirs and handicrafts.

If someone were to travel to this region, they would have the opportunity to visit both Pindi and Islamabad as well as Taxila, and the trip would only take a few hours.