Alexander The Great Marches On The Nanda Empire | Rushil Bhatnagar

Alexander The Great faced a trade-off while battling to conquer India – to be at a loss of one’s world or to conquer another. Such was the town of Bucephalus. It was named in the loving memory of Alexander’s horse that died after reaching the end of the world with its master. Carved with perfection and based on Hellenistic Culture, the first-ever museum city is now open. Built at the end of the world, stripped to nature, raw, unabridged and naked since 326 BC, the whimsical myth is now just a ticket away.