The invaluable ensemble of 34 caves at Ellora in the Charanandri hills of western India’s Maharashtra State showcases a spirit of co-existence and religious tolerance through the outstanding ...

The 17 Hindu (caves 13–29), 12 Buddhist (caves 1–12) and 5 Jain (caves 30–34) caves, built in proximity. The Ellora Caves were designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983.

For centuries, people have used India's many sacred caves as locations for prayer, meditation, and spiritual solace. Both ...

There are a total of 34 caves in Ellora Caves where grand sculpture and architecture can be seen. The Kailash temple located here is the most famous, which is made by cutting a single stone.

The Kailash temple is the most famous of the 34 monasteries and temples, collectively known as the Ellora caves. The maestro had later recounted how Ellora caves were an inspiration for his ...

However, in reality, there is no visitor-control and approximately 100 people enter each caves at once. Removal of bats, vegetation and fungus was completed in one of the 34 Ellora caves recently and ...