Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Women University Peshawar, in collaboration with the Directorate of Museum and Archaeology, Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, organized a one-day study and exposure tour to Taxila Valley (Jaulian) for students of the university and its affiliated colleges on Sunday.
The study and exposure tour was attended by 70 students from the following departments of SBBWU and its affiliated colleges: Department of History and Pakistan Studies, Department of Political Science, Govt Girls Degree College, and Bacha Khan Govt Girls Degree College Dabgari.
The participant actively engaged in a series of guided tours, interactive sessions, and on-site examinations during the exposure visit. The program aimed to foster a deep understanding of the archaeological significance of the Taxila Valley and the challenges posed by climate change.
The participant gained insights into the rich history and cultural heritage of Taxila Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, through visits to prominent archaeological sites such as the Dharmarajika Stupa, Sirkap, and the Taxila Museum. The program provided an in-depth exploration of the effects of climate change on the archaeological sites in Taxila Valley. Discussions and presentations highlighted the threats posed by changing weather patterns.
