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Welcome to Ajanta Caves

This world heritage site is located about 105 km from Aurangabad city. Dating from 200 BC, these caves were excavated in two distinct phases and reportedly took more than 800 years to complete. They comprise Chaityas (Shrines) dedicated to Lord Buddha, and Viharas (monasteries) used by Buddhist monks for meditation. The paintings and sculptures depict incidents from the life of the Buddha and various divinities, with the Jataka tales, illustrating stories of Bodhisattva, being the most famous. Besides the temples and monasteries, there are magnificent murals that attract visitors from all over the world.

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  • Lime, Clay & A Curious Third Ingredient: What Preserved the Ellora Caves for 1500 Years? Posted:12-03 10:35
  • Ajanta Caves: The secret stories behind the paintings Posted:12-03 07:07
  • Entrepreneurs fear for city's peace, say disturbance may hamper development, investments Posted:11-03 18:59
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