The Gandhara civilization, known for its Greco-Buddhist art, flourished in the region that now includes parts of northern Pakistan and eastern Afghanistan. The art center was primarily located between the Indus and Jhelum rivers, with major archaeological sites found in Taxila and Peshawar Valley.
Gandhara art center was situated between which rivers?
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