The heritage needs to be protected and staged properly, benefited from and conserved and the same time. There are people from all walks of life who draw inspiration and knowledge from it and their needs should be addressed so that people can gain richly from their visit. The ruins and the rest of the heritage should be developed from a global perspective and at the same time special needs of our visitors has to be taken into account.
The ruins were a center of Buddhist education and it still is a pilgrimage for Buddhist monk and they come here and pray and mediate. We should try to maintain the sacredness of this place; the other visitors should be made aware of the sanctity of the place, proper cleanliness should be maintained and consumption of food and drinks should be restricted to only certain places.
Also school kids visit the site on excursion trips and so there needs to be special interpretation programs from an academic perspective. And care has to taken to keep the outside traffic more manageable for these large groups of students to safely enter the complex.
Another type of visitor that needs special attention is the ones whose spirits are high but a little physically challenged to be able to manage the whole route without any help. Proper loading and pick up zone close to the structure with wheelchair accessibility to get closer to the ruins. Newer construction can eliminate steps and provide gradual slopes. The areas that are under the protected zone and cannot accommodate new construction should have vista points for viewing them from a distance. May be in time an audio visual tour of the area can be developed for those who are incapable of visiting it from up close.