There were lots of visitors at all the memorials, but what struck me instantly was the composition of the crowd at these places. There were only three kinds of people: Foreigners, school children and local tourists, the percentage of each group, lesser than the last one. Quite understandably, it is mandatory for the school children to visit these sites, local tourists have paid for these dilli darshan itineraries, and the foreigners perhaps read about these places in the travel guides, or the more informed ones might have read about them in history books.