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OH and I completely forgot to mention
The pyramids in Egypt
Al Hamra and Al Qasar, Masjid e Qurtaba in Spain
And some old places in Italy and Greece. I am nuts for historical monuments:)
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lahore fort
shalimar gardens
taxila
all the 3 major mizaar’s in multan
this sikh temple that’s on GT road…i can’t quite remember it’s name
another little tomb right near to it
minar-e-pakistan
i want to be able to go to the mughal monuments, as well as harappa and mohenjodaro. some other pretty monuments in japan and china as well as visit the ancient 7 wonders of the world ie wall of china and pyramids and alexandria. oh and troy. or whatveer is claimed to be it. the ancient monuments in greece: athena’s temple, buildings. the coleseum in rome. and so many more 
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what is in Taxilla - I keep hearing about it. Isn't it a very industrial city?
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Texla is close to Islamabad.
I went there. It was most advance civilization of that time.
They were able to measure 1/8th of an inch.
they street and wall are so straight that you can't say it was build thousands years ago.
You know what I loved about it?????
(ask me what then I Will tell---show some interest)
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tell me Pm tell me tell me tell me - can you please tell me - what is it what is it - now now now
(that's what 5 year old do - fun isn't it?)
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I like that.
nj there were no huge monuments. NO f-in towers. Forts. palaces.
U know what I mean?????? every thing was done for ppl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
u know what I mean?? there was huge shared hang out area with a pound in the middle. House as aligned as a line on paper. All the research was done for common people. Not for kings and queens OR for their freakin keeps.
If I had to chose a time in history to live in that would be it.
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Taxila is somewhere on GT road :p It's famous for being settled by 3 different civilizations; the latest being the invasion of Alexander from Greece (as far as i can remember) I remember a trench, dug down quite a bit, with markers indicating the 3 different settelements. All the artifacts from that site are now in the British Museum, with fake replicas in the museum at the location. Taxila also boasts some pretty neat Pagodas. I have pics, but unfortunately not with me. The place is full of culture, amazing pottery pieces, jewellery but like PM said, i don't remember any buildings, except for the pagodas.
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hmmm what is next to IslamAbad?? that place I was talking about let me do the search.
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PM, you mean Taxila?? 
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yeah, northwest of pindi. We are talking about the same city.
U know million and half ago there was life in Rawalpindi, don't totally remember, but I guess it wasn't totally human yet, more like apes. (I didn't see it I read an article.)
wohi go islamabad sy abotAbad jat huy aata hy.
http://www.sacredsites.com/asia/india/images/golden-temple-500.jpg
In addition to what’s already been mentioned - Golden Temple in Amritsar. Its beautiful :k:
The palaces in Rajasthan are beautiful. This is just one of them - City Palace in Udaipur
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I want to go back to India and Pakistan!! 
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Punjabee - beautiful pics. I have seen them in many movies.
Maroush - me too! I want to take my kids one day to see all the historical areas in the sub continent.
I been in Mohenjodaro one time
my luck it was in Mid Aug… fffuuuuuuuuu
hot like hell, even u can fried an egg on a stone
and musem there was without A/C
and the structer of bldg. was fully A/C construction :aq:
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Punjabee… great photos 
:k:
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^ I didn't click these pics :) But thanks anyways...
so you’re the page stretcher?
