In many countries, mainly tourists, but not local people visit museums and local sites, does this happen, and what can be done to attract more people to visit these places?

Many countries around the world have witnessed colossal growth over the past several years and momentous changes have been the bedrock of this all-round progress. Tourist attraction to a particular area or a country is a very important phenomenan in this modern era. However, rural dwellers are less attracted to these sites. Indeed this essay shall discuss about the reasons and solutions in the upcoming paragraphs. First of all, foreigners are mainly focused to explore the cultural heritage of a place and its history. Meanwhile, which is already known by the local communities through their life experiences and myths. To elucidate, villagers are not bothered about their history and culture because it is their part of life. Moreover, visiting a museum at an international expense cannot be afforded by rural people. For instance, the Raja Ravi Varma museum in Kerala is well known for its traditional and antique collections but local communities are not interested to visit the palace and a large number of foreigners are enthusiastic to come there. One way to invite more local visitors to historical sites is by reducing the price of tickets. Next, the government can take action regarding the involvement of rural humans by providing jobs or other facilities. To be clear, people other than tourists need to be encouraged to know much about their places in terms of heritage and customs. To conclude, by analysing problems and their remedies all human beings should participate in every aspect of life and no one needs to be avoided on the basis of place and money. It is hopeful that the government and concerned authorities will take appropriate measures towards this.