Image Source: Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation (PTDC)
In a remarkable collaboration between the Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation (PTDC) and the PM Task Force on Gandhara Tourism, a captivating journey unfolded for a distinguished high-level delegation. This exclusive group consisted of Ambassadors and diplomats representing various countries, all gathering to embark on a voyage through time and culture.
The focal points of this enchanting expedition were the world-renowned heritage sites of Julian and Mohra Muradu, nestled within the historical embrace of Taxila, Pakistan. Julian, a revered Buddhist monastery tracing its origins back to the 2nd century CE, stands as a testament to the region’s rich past. The site exudes a palpable aura of antiquity, inviting visitors to connect with history on a profound level.
Accompanying Julian on this pilgrimage through heritage was the nearby Mohra Muradu monastery. These two sites, Julian and Mohra Muradu, harmoniously contribute to the Ruins of Taxila, an assemblage of excavations recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1980. Their collective significance in the tapestry of history and culture has earned them a place of honor on the global stage.
The collaboration between PTDC and the PM Task Force on Gandhara Tourism signifies a commitment to preserving and promoting the precious historical legacy of the region. Through this venture, Ambassadors and diplomats were able to immerse themselves in the narratives woven by these ancient stones, forging connections across time and borders.
As the world casts its gaze upon these revered sites, the story of Julian and Mohra Muradu continues to unfold, bridging the gap between antiquity and the modern world. This joint endeavor stands as a beacon of cultural appreciation and cross-border camaraderie, fostering a deeper understanding of the shared heritage that unites us all.
Image courtesy: Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation (PTDC)
