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3,000 Students Explore Ancient Wonders in Sitapur
17 Sep
Summary
- Thousands of students visited the state museum for an educational tour.
- The Egyptian mummy exhibit was a major highlight for the young visitors.
- Ancient coins, Nawabi lifestyle, and stone sculptures also drew attention.
On Wednesday, approximately 3,000 students from PM Shri Govt Inter College in Sitapur participated in an educational tour at the state museum. This initiative, part of a UP government program, offered young learners a glimpse into history.
The Egyptian mummy exhibit emerged as the most captivating attraction, prompting numerous questions from students about its preservation. Twelve-year-old Priya Kanujia expressed keen interest in learning about ancient civilizations.
Further engaging the students were displays of ancient coins, which sparked wonder about their historical use in commerce. The Awadh gallery showcased the lifestyle of the Nawabi era through models and artifacts. Additionally, students marveled at the artistry of ancient stone sculptures, including depictions of Buddha, Goddess Saraswati, and Lord Shiva.
