These days, the most frequent visitors in museums and historical sites are tourists rather than indigenous people. Myriads of factors work behind this situation, which could be resolved by governments and authorities of the cultural sites.
To begin with, the local visitors are indifferent to roam around their own historical places as well as museums or art galleries. This is because they find it quite unattractive, since they do not discover any new refurbishments. For example, in Lal Bag Kella, in Dhaka, in Bangladesh, all the sculptures and the ancient history inscribed on the walls have been collapsed due to the absence of modern restoration, which locals, eventually, might think as a waste of time visiting such a place. Furthermore, tourists who do not know about the historical fact of any monuments, they desire to see such buildings, which have historical interests but not the people of residential areas. Therefore, these are the factors which instigate tourists spend plenty of money on visiting ancient places and museums instead of local individuals.
In contrast, since local people have no interest in their local art and crafts, governments and authorities should take a necessary step to resolve this problem. Firstly, the bureaucrats of the country have to announce free entry in museums and historical sites in each special occasion. For instance, the national museum of Bangladesh opens the whole day in the holiday when disabled, young and older people come to visit this place so that they gain proper knowledge about history, art, and artistic design. Moreover, the historical places ought to be made an essential change which could, consequently, help to allure local visitors without thinking that they are squandering money. Thus, entrepreneurs can apply these methods to attract local people.
In conclusion, foreign people would love to visit the local museums and historical places in the native countries, while local people do not like visiting such places because of boredoms in looking same scenarios, which could be solved by not asking entry fee in parts of the year and restoring the ancient monuments.
These days, the most frequent visitors in
museums
and
historical
sites are tourists
rather
than indigenous
people
. Myriads of factors work behind this situation, which could
be resolved
by
governments
and authorities of the cultural sites.
To
begin
with, the
local
visitors are indifferent to roam around their
own
historical
places
as well
as
museums
or art galleries. This is
because
they find it quite unattractive, since they do not discover any new refurbishments.
For example
, in
Lal
Bag
Kella
, in Dhaka, in Bangladesh, all the sculptures and the ancient history inscribed on the walls have
been collapsed
due to the absence of modern restoration, which
locals
,
eventually
, might
think
as a waste of time visiting such a
place
.
Furthermore
, tourists who do not know about the
historical
fact of any monuments, they desire to
see
such buildings, which have
historical
interests
but
not the
people
of residential areas.
Therefore
, these are the factors which instigate tourists spend
plenty
of money on visiting ancient
places
and
museums
instead
of
local
individuals.
In contrast
, since
local
people
have no interest in their
local
art and crafts,
governments
and authorities should take a necessary step to resolve this problem.
Firstly
, the bureaucrats of the country
have to
announce free entry in
museums
and
historical
sites in each special occasion.
For instance
, the national
museum
of Bangladesh opens the whole day in the holiday when disabled, young and older
people
come
to visit this
place
so
that they gain proper knowledge about history, art, and artistic design.
Moreover
, the
historical
places
ought to
be made
an essential
change
which could,
consequently
,
help
to allure
local
visitors without thinking that they are squandering money.
Thus
, entrepreneurs can apply these methods to attract
local
people
.
In conclusion
, foreign
people
would
love
to visit the
local
museums
and
historical
places
in the native countries, while
local
people
do not like visiting such
places
because
of
boredoms
in looking same scenarios, which could
be solved
by not asking entry fee in parts of the year and restoring the ancient monuments.