Question

WRITE ESSAY ON A VISIT TO A MUSEUM​

Answer 1

A museum is a treasure-house of antiques. In it are kept all such articles and archaeological artifacts which reflect a country’s culture and civilisation, its historical panorama, modes and manners, its religions and relics and finally, its art and architecture. A museum is the miniature reflection of a country’s ancient periods and gives a vivid picture of the customs, conventions and traditions of the nation.

In New Delhi, I got a golden opportunity to visit the historic and famous National Museum. The building of the museum is majestic and sturdy and has many departments that cover various subjects and periods of history.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Visit to a museum(Narayanhiti palace)

Explanation:

Walk the Narayanhiti Palace, a symbol of royalty and affluence, during this 4-hour visit. See what is was like to live as the King of Nepal, as a professional guide leads the way, along with your group of no more than 15. Once, inaccessible to the public, you will tour the 19 Sadans of the Palace before your transfer back to your accommodations.

ItineraryThis is a typical itinerary for this productStop At: Narayanhiti Palace Museum, Kathmandu, Kathmandu Valley, Bagmati Zone, Central RegionA professional guide will meet you at your hotel and transfer to the Narayanhiti Palace Museum. Begin your visit inside the palace and gather knowledge regarding the history of Nepal. The Palace is divided into 3 sections, the guest wing, state wing, and the private wing. The 52 rooms, or sadan, are named after 75 districts of Nepal. Observe the interior of the Palace, based on late Victorian styles. See the reception hall, called Kaski Sadan, where Shah Monarchs of Nepal gave audience to politicians and performed oath ceremonies for the Prime Minister and heads of constitutional bodies for the kingdom. The throne room, Gorkha Baithak, is the center of the entire palace and located right above Kaski Baithak. To the right of the Gorkha Baithak, is Dolpa Sadan, used as the room for the uninvited guests of the royal family to view proceedings of Gorkha Baithak through a one-way viewing mirror. Court ceremonies of Narayanhiti durbar were held in Dhanusha Baithak where the king awarded decorations. Walk through the room that was used for teeka and Darsan during Dashain by the royal family. Visit a total of 19 Sadans before heading back to your hotel.Duration: 3 hours