Travel to Ellora Caves

Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in year 1983, Ellora caves showcases that human beings are very much capable of carving perfection on stones. Dating back to 2nd century BCE, Ellora caves showcase majesty of Indian sculptures in all its glory. Once you enter into the serenity of this place, the caves will nestle you into its mystical charm. The carvings on stones look like a visual song of Hindu, Buddhist and Jain history. Kailash temple is one masterpiece of a creation from ancient Indian architecture which took 7000 people’s labor and 170 years to complete. It is one of the world’s biggest man-made structures with approximately 30 existing caves that are dedicated mostly to Buddhist shrines. Cave number 32 is well acknowledged by guides to be the most beautifully carved and intricately polished structure. Ellora caves behold gracefully carved wooden structures, soulful sculptures of gods and goddesses and paintings that will make you ponder over the marvels of art and creation. Dashavatara cave no.15 depicts ten incarnations of lord Vishnu, Rameshwar cave no. 21, personifying river Ganges and Yamuna. The most famous Buddhist cave is cave no. 10 holding a sleeping 15 ft Buddha seated posture. Ambience of this place is one of pure serenity and ecstasy. One can delve deep into their conscience here. It is not only a place of architectural marvels, but one of spiritual awakening as well. Book our Ellora travel packages and get drenched in its mystical charm.