This comprehensive account is largely derived from the Metropolitan Museum, located in mid-Manhattan, North America. I examined the informational signage and plaques, conducted further research online, and reflected on the significance and intent of the extensive collection housed within this esteemed institution. I contend that the study of history must be approached with a philosophical […]
Minoans and Mycenaean-Europe’s First Civilization
This article is a continuation of my previous article, Greek Civilization– Cradle of Europe, and is completely based on the little knowledge I could gather from seeing the great British Museum in London. This article is about the origin of civilization in Europe. I spent the most precious, happiest, and most memorable three days of […]
Mesopotamia -Babylon And Assyrian Cultures
This article is not for history but only based on the knowledge I could gather from the British Museum about Mesopotamia. This civilization has intrigued me since my childhood, and if we plan to travel to Iraq, Iran, or Syria, we will hardly get any remnants of the past. Only Saddam Hussein had taken some interest in recreating the model of Babylon in Iraq.
Mesopotamia- Sumerian And Akkadian Cultures
The hidden treasure of great Mesopotamian Civilization, as narrated and seen from British Museum, London
Kanyakumari – A Charm in Ocean
“छेड़ कर जैसे गुज़र जाती है दोशीज़ा हवा, देर से ख़ामोश है गहरा समुंदर और मैं।“ There is not so much to see in Kanyakumari. This is how I enjoyed my two days here.“Visit Kanyakumari during the monsoon season. Relax on the balcony of state hotel Hotel Tamil Nadu, gaze at the ocean for hours […]
Rameswaram – Corridors of Divine Grace
The longest labyrinth of corridors in world. Amazing creation.
One of the four Dhams (Four divine abodes) and believed to contain consecrated Jyotirlingas setup by Goddess Seeta ji and Lord Rama. Longest Labyrinth of corridors in world with 1.17 KM length. Though some other claimants are also there with respect to covered, uncovered, finished and unfinished. But most befitting answer is Ramenathaswamy temple corridor.
