As a result of tourism, many historical buildings are being damaged beyond repair. What could be done to prevent this?

The historical

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were not built to not accommodate

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a huge

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of visitors.

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, restricting the

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of people entering the building can result in the prevention of historic dwellings. There is a clear link between the

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of people and inflicted harm. Take,

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, Samarkand. Entrance to some of the historical constructions was limited by the

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of visitors.

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, those

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were less exposed to external harm.

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issue would be allocating a sufficient budget and increasing entrance fees in order to preserve and maintain construction. The

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's allocated budget could be spent on timely cleaning, painting and proving other necessary maintaining activities.

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, the

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of India released more money to preserve the Taj Mahal in 2005.

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, today, the Taj Mahal is still beautiful. By increasing the entrance fees to historical

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, the

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would have a less monetary burden.