Museums store the traditions and history of our ancestors. As a lot of information regarding this is already available online, some people believe that museums should not exist anymore. However, I entirely disagree with this notion because museums allow one to watch in person the belongings of famous people from the past and enable us to learn more about their lives.
To begin with, museums open the doors to the past because they contain in them the essential and special things of our ancestors. By visiting one, one can actually see the things used by them and store them in their mind. The items seen in person have a huge impact on one than the ones seen in the images. Therefore, they can motivate one to learn more about their ancestors. For instance, National Museum of Lahore has in it the belongings of Mughal Emperors. So, one can vividly imagine how our elders spent their lives, what were their interests and much more.
Although the online media has all the information about the past and our culture, one can only see the images without touching them actually. When one touches them, it gives special feelings regarding their users and makes one emotional which is highly unlikely by just viewing the images, and it creates a special and a stronger bond of one with their elders who are not physically with them anymore. Moreover, as there is a plenty of information available on the internet, one struggles with identifying the real information because false information is also there. Hence, visiting the museum can never be replaced by just reading about it online.
To conclude, even though the internet is an easily available and free way of getting information about one's past and culture, it cannot replace the sentiments attached to visiting the museums in person and it cannot allow one to psychically handle things.
Museums
store the traditions and history of our ancestors. As
a lot of
information
regarding this is already available online,
some
people
believe that
museums
should not exist anymore.
However
, I
entirely
disagree with this notion
because
museums
allow
one to
watch
in person the belongings of
famous
people
from the
past
and enable us to learn more about their
lives
.
To
begin
with,
museums
open the doors to the
past
because
they contain in them the essential and special things of our ancestors. By visiting one, one can actually
see
the things
used
by them and store them in their mind. The items
seen
in person have a huge impact on
one
than the ones
seen
in the images.
Therefore
, they can motivate one to learn more about their ancestors.
For instance
, National
Museum
of Lahore has in it the belongings of Mughal Emperors.
So
, one can
vividly
imagine how our elders spent their
lives
, what were their interests and much more.
Although the online media has all the
information
about the
past
and our culture, one can
only
see
the images without touching them actually. When one touches them, it gives special feelings regarding their users and
makes
one emotional which is
highly
unlikely by
just
viewing the images, and it creates a special and a stronger bond of one with their elders who are not
physically
with them anymore.
Moreover
, as there is a
plenty
of
information
available on the internet, one struggles with identifying the real
information
because
false
information
is
also
there.
Hence
, visiting the
museum
can never
be replaced
by
just
reading about it online.
To conclude
,
even though
the internet is an
easily
available and free way of getting
information
about one's
past
and culture, it cannot replace the sentiments attached to visiting the
museums
in person and it cannot
allow
one to
psychically
handle things.