Taxila
- States
- Pakistan
- Category
- Cultural
- Year
- 1980
- Location
- Province of Punjab
- Region
- Asia & Pacific
- Coordinates
- 33.77916667, 72.8875
- Last Visited
- Not visited yet
- UNESCO ID
- 139
- WH Site
- 139
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Taxila, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Pakistan, is an ancient city renowned for its historical and cultural significance. Dating back to the 6th century BCE, it served as a major center of learning and trade, influenced by Persian, Greek, and Buddhist civilizations. The site features a wealth of archaeological remains, including stupas, monasteries, and urban settlements, reflecting its role as a crossroads of ancient cultures. Today, Taxila stands as a testament to the region’s rich past, offering valuable insights into early South Asian history.
📍 Location Map
Points (17)
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• Bhir Mound
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• Buddhist remains around Bhallar stupa
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• Dharmarajika stupa and monastery
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• Giri complex of monuments
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• Giri Mosque and tombs
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• Jandial complex
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• Jaulian stupa and monastery
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• Kalawan group of buildings
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• Khader Mohra (Akhuri)
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• Khanpur Cave
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• Kunala stupa and monastery
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• Lalchak and Badalpur Buddhist stuppa
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• Lalchak mounds
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• Mohra Moradu stupa and monastery
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• Pippala stupa and monastery
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• Sirkap (fortified city)
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• Sirsukh (fortified ruined city)