Karnataka has been ruled over by some of the very prominent rulers over a number of years. They were great patrons of art and spent quite a deal of money in promoting artists. This can be seen in the beautiful artistic structures that have withstood the passage of time, weather and the onslaught of the rulers who reigned subsequently. In the present times, one can see the government as well as people trying their level best to maintain the structures if not put it back to their former glory. Such is the beauty of these structures that they cannot be replicated by anyone. UNESCO has declared several such architectural marvels as World Heritage Sites and these are a must-visit If you ever tour the state.

Like every other country Nepal too has its unique style of architecture. It has been influenced by the different cultures and people living in the country. There are several structures that are worth mentioning. In fact, several of them have made it to the list of the world heritage sites. Most of them being in Katmandu, it is hard to be missed.  Following are some of them.

It is a well-known fact that History is what makes the present. To understand what the history of any nation is and to a certain extent relive it, museums are the best place to go. They provide such ample amount of information and give a person a chance to see with his own eyes what has happened in the past. It also provides answers to any lingering doubts or questions that a person might have in his mind. Nepal has its share of museums. It speaks of the kings and the dynasties that ruled over the country and also of all the prominent events that took place in the valleys of Nepal. Following are the list of Museums that one must visit if he goes to Nepal.

Lumbini is famous as the place sanctified by the birth of Buddha. One can clearly imagine the importance that this place holds in the minds and hearts of the ardent followers of Buddhism. A visit to this place engulfs you in a warm sense of tranquility and peace. The place holds such prominence that in the year 1997 it was declared as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Museums of the culturally rich state, Kerala, are the places where its history lies intact. Windows to the glorious legacy of the land, Museums should definitely end in your must visit list. The museums have rich collections of archeological artifacts, some of which date back to the Stone Age. While there are several museums in the state, some like the below mentioned ones should be given preference for they have on display a variety of artifacts which are not available elsewhere.

India is a country where tradition, myths and ancient civilization rests in the labyrinthine maze of modern cities. From ancient temples which are mentioned even in ancient myths and epics to the holy wagon of Buddhist tradition the country seems to have retained the remains of everything which it had been through in the past. A trip to these places would bring to the minds of the travellers a sense of belonging.

Known for the ferocious battles against the British rulers before independence, Kerala has many forts which still stand tall even after hundreds of years. The once murky corridors and trenches of the forts are now the best tourism locations and places of archaeological splendour. If one has a sound sense of the past and a good ear for tales of yester years these forts which stand erect facing the modern democratic are the perfect places to visit.