18th century Italy

In 18th century Italy, a period known as the Enlightenment brought significant cultural and intellectual changes. Italy was a mosaic of independent states, each contributing to the flourishing arts, music, and architecture. The era witnessed the dominance of the Baroque style in art and architecture, with renowned figures like *Giambattista Tiepolo and **Antonio Vivaldi leaving an indelible mark. Despite political fragmentation, Italy's cultural richness and artistic achievements made it a vibrant center of creativity during this transformative century

*Italian painter and graphic artist

**Italian composer

TIME TRAVEL

time travel is the hypothetical activity of traveling into the pas or the future through a hypothetical machine called a 'Time Machine'. It is mostly mentioned in topics related to philosophy, fiction and science fiction.

Everyone looked so malnourished like they barely had any flesh on their bones. The soil was drier than sand as if its life was sucked right out of it. The world looked so bland and gloomy, with sadness looming over every individual (except the British), including children. Some of them were chained like slaves while soldiers continued to torture and beat them up as they asked them to pay their taxes. Children were crying endlessly as parents struggled to hold themselves up. Some of the Britishers snickered condescendingly as they looked down upon the Indians working beneath their feet, while others stared in disgust. The Britishers were dressed in the finest fabrics and shoes ever worn, while the Indians wore worn-out rags that barely gave them the warmth needed during the cold winter months. Some of them had a look of betrayal as they stared ahead at their once-closest people as they walked side by side with the British, betraying their homeland for money and power.

At that point in time, there were no clear boundaries between influential people and commoners.

I would like to witness the ‘Black death’ era and how different was life back then compared to the present.

London was one of the most crowded places in the world, life there was not pleasant and peaceful because of the increased prices for food and commodities.

ancient Greece is also the birthplace of many philosophers .

1947

Where would you like to go?

India

Why do you wish to go there?

I wish to go to india in 1947 so that i can feel what it would be like to stand among other proud indians and witnessing India gaining freedom.

Which country: India

Why: I would like to see the first face-to-face interaction between my mom and dad, and to see my mom’s parents reaction to meeting my dad.

What do you expect to see there: (I’m basing this imagination on what they've told me.) I expect to see my mother wearing an orange sari with jasmine in her hair, and my father wearing a white shirt and a golden-ish colour mundu. I imagine that there would be a bit of awkwardness, but their conversations would flow smoothly later since they’ve also known each other through letters and since they have a lot in common. My mother’s dad would be very happy to meet my dad since they both are very joyful and cheery people, and my mother’s mom would be glad that everyone’s getting along well. They both would welcome my dad into the house and would sit in the living room and talk about random topics.

If I were to travel back in time to observe a era of my best interest, it would be the Victorian era. The Victorian era is set in 19th century that shows the 63 years of Queen Victoria's power. This power was spread across the Great Britain as well as Ireland. It would be wonderful to see the rapid growth of science, art, industry or machinery etc in various ways.And how it had helped the Britains in their daily and professional lives.

I wanted to go there because how they meet how they interacted and how their marriage taken place

That time my dad and my grandpa go to Delhi from Dubai by plane and go to Kanpur by train to first time meet my mom. My dad was scared because he thought he will get rejected by my mom but mom accepted him and if I thought I wanted them to time spend along with each other and I can record there memories in a folder if I had a time machine and I can see my grand parents faces because before my born they died sad it is but it's my wish.

And how my parents got married and what memories they made

Mohenjo Daro was built at the time of the pyramids and centuries before the Roman Baths it was the largest city of the Indus Civilization. The city had an elaborate drainage system hint that the occupants of the ancient Indus civilization city of Mohenjo Daro were skilled urban planners with a reverence for the control of water. Mohenjo Daro’s infrastructure lacks palaces, temples, or monuments as well as there was no obvious central seat of government or evidence of a king or queen. Modesty, order, and cleanliness were apparently preferred. The city's wealth and stature is evident in artifacts such as ivory, lapis, carnelian, and gold beads, the baked-brick city structures themselves. A watertight pool called the Great Bath, perched on top of a mound of dirt and held in place with walls of baked brick, is the closest structure Mohenjo Daro has to a temple. Wells were found throughout the city, and nearly every house contained a bathing area and drainage system. If I were to go back in time I would like to study the elaborate drainage system and bring it back to see how it can be accommodated in the modern time and if it would help in anyway also would love to collect the artifacts from the city. I will be highly excited to try and live in the culture dress like them but one difficulty that I will face is a life without technology also it would be really hard to not have a camera to capture the beauty of the city at that time as it will be one in a lifetimes chance to do so. 

This was a very televised event, referred to as the Egyptian Crisis and the Arab Spring. I would go there for about 6–10 minutes maximum. I would take a stereo system with me, a boom box

and place it in the middle of the crowd and press play. The music that would follow would be “Walk like an Egyptian” by The Bangles. I think its an absolute shame that not one single human being thought how epic it would've been to play this at that moment. So appropriate, all those Egyptians walking around. Perfect opportunity missed.

600 CE

Which country would I visit?

Saudi Arabia

Why do I want to visit this era?

I want to go back to the time when Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was alive and see how he preached Islam and see the struggles & the sacrifices he had to go through compared to the easier life that we live now. I would like to see and learn more about the history of Islam.