Taxila Collection

Bracket with a Cherub Holding a Fly Whisk, turn of the 1/2nd century. Creator: Unknown
Bracket with a Cherub Holding a Fly Whisk, turn of the 1/2nd century

Pakistan, Punjab, Taxila (Unesco World Heritage Site), Sirkap City (Partnain) Round stupa

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PAKISTAN, Punjab, Taxila Sirkap shrine of two headed eagle ruined remains

PAKISTAN, Punjab, Taxila Sirkap mound in ancient site

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Pakistan Punjab, Taxila Shrine of the Double Headed Eagle at the Sirkap site

PAKISTAN. Taxila. Jaulian Temple. Archaeological site. 6th c. B.C. - V c. A.D. Budha in meditation. Alto-relief. Hindu art. Gandharan period. Relief on rock

PAKISTAN. PUNJAB. Taxila. Archaeological site. 6th c. B.C. - 2nd c. A.D. Hindu art. Gandharan period. Architecture

PAKISTAN. Taxila. Mohra Moradu Monastery. Archaeological site. 6th c. B.C. - 2nd c. A.D. Buddhist complex built in the 2nd c. B.C. Alto-reliefs with representations of the Buddha in the monastery

Taxila is prime Buddhist site of Pakistan situated in province of Punjab near Federal capital, Islamabad. It is also designated UNESCO World Heritage Site

PAKISTAN. PUNJAB. Taxila. Remains of the city of Taxila (6th-4th c. BC). Dharma Rajika Stupa

The remains of a Buddhist stupa in the ruins of the archaeological site of Taxila, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Pakistan, Asia

Statue of the Buddha from Taxila, Peshawar Museum, Pakistan, Asia

Mirror from Taxila, Karachi Museum, Pakistan, Asia

Inkpot from Taxila, Karachi Museum, Pakistan, Asia

Ashtray from Taxila, Karachi Museum, Pakistan, Asia

Heavy mechanical complex, Taxila, Punjab, Pakistan, Asia

Sirkap, Taxila, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Pakistan, Asia

Mohra Moradu, Taxila, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Punjab, Pakistan, Asia

Plaster cast of miniature stupa from Gandharan civilization, Taxila, Punjab, Pakistan, Asia

Brickworks near Taxila, Punjab, Pakistan, Asia

Jaulian site, Taxila, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Punjab, Pakistan, Asia

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Taxila, located in the Punjab region of Pakistan, is a treasure trove of archaeological wonders. This UNESCO World Heritage Site boasts numerous ancient structures and artifacts that offer a glimpse into the rich history of this region. One such marvel is the Jaulian Temple, an architectural masterpiece nestled within Taxila's vast landscape. Its intricate carvings and grandeur leave visitors in awe as they explore its sacred halls. Sirkap City, another prominent site within Taxila, showcases the remnants of a once-thriving civilization. The round stupa stands tall amidst the ruins, serving as a testament to the spiritual significance it held for ancient inhabitants. As we delve deeper into this historical haven, Mohra Moradu Monastery emerges as yet another gem. The remains of this monastery provide insight into Buddhist practices and traditions that were prevalent during those times. The Julian temple captivates with its mesmerizing Buddhist carvings adorning its walls. These intricate artworks tell stories of devotion and enlightenment while transporting visitors back in time to witness their creation firsthand. Walking through Taxila feels like stepping into a time machine; every corner holds remnants from centuries past. The city's remains stand proudly against the test of time, reminding us of our roots and connecting us to our ancestors' legacy. Among these ruins lies a statue of Buddha himself – an embodiment of peace and tranquility that resonates throughout Taxila's archaeological sites. It serves as a reminder to embrace harmony in our lives just as those who built these structures did centuries ago. Taxila stands tall as an archaeological wonderland where history comes alive before your eyes. Its temples, stupas, monasteries, and statues transport you back in time while offering invaluable insights into ancient civilizations that once thrived here. A visit to this remarkable site is sure to leave you spellbound by its beauty and cultural significance. ©.