A group of rock-cut Buddhist caves carved into a horseshoe-shaped basalt cliff in Maharashtra, India. Visitors walk through the caves to see wall paintings, sculptures, prayer halls and monk residences, with a waterfall nearby in the rainy season.
Highlights
- Ancient wall paintings
- Buddha life and Jataka tale sculptures
- Shiva lingas in temples
Good to know
- Book entry tickets online through ASI website
- Allow four to eight hours to see caves
- Shuttle bus from parking; viewpoint steps down to caves
