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Complete History of Nalanda University Revealed || Ancient Heritage of India || Bihar Tourism
Welcome to our deep dive into one of the most illustrious centers of ancient learning: Nalanda University. In this vlog, we embark on a fascinating journey through time to explore the ruins of Nalanda and its hidden secrets, a monumental institution that stood as a beacon of knowledge and scholarship in ancient India. From its inception in the 5th century CE to its untimely demise in the 12th century CE, Nalanda University was not merely a place of education but a crucible of culture, philosophy, and intellectual exchange.
Nestled in the heart of Bihar, India, the ruins of Nalanda University offer a glimpse into a bygone era where knowledge and intellectual pursuit were held in the highest regard. Founded by Kumaragupta I in 427 CE, Nalanda quickly evolved into a global center for learning, attracting scholars and students from all corners of the ancient world. Scholars and students from various parts of Asia, including China, Korea, Japan, Tibet, and Southeast Asia, came to Nalanda to learn and share their own knowledge.At its peak, it boasted a sprawling campus with numerous monasteries, lecture halls, libraries, and living quarters, all interwoven into a single, grand academic complex.
One of Nalanda’s most celebrated features was its libraries. The university housed three main libraries, collectively known as Dharmaganja, Ratnasagara, and Ratnadadhi, which were reputed to be vast repositories of ancient texts and manuscripts. These libraries were not just storage rooms but vibrant hubs of intellectual activity, where scholars from around the world came to study and debate. In this section, we will explore the remnants of these libraries and discuss their significance in preserving and advancing knowledge.
It is said that when Turkish Muslim armies led by Bakhtiyar Khilji in the 12th century, blazed the university with fire, its libraries kept burning for 6 months.
Ruins of Nalanda University is still considered to be one of the most sought after Travel Destinations in Bihar where tourists visit to explore the rich ancient history of India!!
Do Like this video & Subscribe to our Channel @findingcompass to get access to all our upcoming contents on exciting Travel Destinations.
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Nestled in the heart of Bihar, India, the ruins of Nalanda University offer a glimpse into a bygone era where knowledge and intellectual pursuit were held in the highest regard. Founded by Kumaragupta I in 427 CE, Nalanda quickly evolved into a global center for learning, attracting scholars and students from all corners of the ancient world. Scholars and students from various parts of Asia, including China, Korea, Japan, Tibet, and Southeast Asia, came to Nalanda to learn and share their own knowledge.At its peak, it boasted a sprawling campus with numerous monasteries, lecture halls, libraries, and living quarters, all interwoven into a single, grand academic complex.
One of Nalanda’s most celebrated features was its libraries. The university housed three main libraries, collectively known as Dharmaganja, Ratnasagara, and Ratnadadhi, which were reputed to be vast repositories of ancient texts and manuscripts. These libraries were not just storage rooms but vibrant hubs of intellectual activity, where scholars from around the world came to study and debate. In this section, we will explore the remnants of these libraries and discuss their significance in preserving and advancing knowledge.
It is said that when Turkish Muslim armies led by Bakhtiyar Khilji in the 12th century, blazed the university with fire, its libraries kept burning for 6 months.
Ruins of Nalanda University is still considered to be one of the most sought after Travel Destinations in Bihar where tourists visit to explore the rich ancient history of India!!
Do Like this video & Subscribe to our Channel @findingcompass to get access to all our upcoming contents on exciting Travel Destinations.
#travelblogger #travelcouple #nalanda #nalandauniversity #ancienthistory #ancienthistoryofindia #indianhistory #travelvlog #bihar #bihartourism
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The Perfect Itinerary for Kashmir || Kashmir Trip Plan || Best Places to Visit in Kashmir
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Kashmir is indeed a Paradise on Earth and is one such place in India that welcomes tourists around the year. From Snow-capped Mountains to the Lush Green Valleys, Kashmir has everything for tourists. In this vlog, we’ve created a Perfect 5 Nights & 6 Days Itinerary for Kashmir. From the mesmerising Shikara Ride to the soothing views from Gulmarg Gondola to the valleys of Pahalgam, we have captu...
Kedarnath Yatra 2024 | Complete Guide for Kedarnath | Kedarnath Temple | Kedarnath Dham Darshan
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Kedarnath Yatra 2024 | Complete Guide for Kedarnath | Kedarnath Temple | Kedarnath Dham Darshan
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🏮Here’s Our 5 nights and 6 days Kashmir Itinerary🏮 Day 1: Arrive at Srinagar, Hotel check in, lunch at Adhoos restaurant, Shankaracharya temple, Shikara ride at sunset Day 2: Leave early for Gulmarg, Gondola ride to phase 1 and phase 2, Skiing/snowboarding activities, drunk waterfall (if time allows), back to Srinagar Day 3: Leave early for Sonmarg, Thajiwas glacier, Zojila pass, back to Srinagar Day 4: Leave for Pahalgam, Baisaran valley in the evening, bonfire at the hotel, night stay at Pahalgam Day 5: Aru Valley, Chandanwari, Betaab Valley, leave for Srinagar, Houseboat stay in Srinagar Day 6: Leave for Doodhpathri early, Explore Sang-e-safed valley, Doodh Ganga River, Return to Srinagar for late evening flight Follow us on Instagram handle @findingcompass and DM to get our insanely detailed Kashmir guide for FREE
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