The Hindu caves, numbered 13 to 29, date between 7th and 9th centuries and mark the highest point in Ellora art. Featuring various aspects of Hindu mythology, they show excellent detailing.

The Ellora caves comprise of three distinct types, the Buddhist from 5th – 7th century AD, Hindu from 8th – 9th century AD and Jain from 9th -11th century AD.

She visited the Hindu, Buddhist and Jain caves of Ellora. She went to cave no. 10 (Buddhist), 16 (Kailash-Hindu), 32 and 34 (Indrasabha-Jain),” said Conservation Assistant Rajesh Waklekar.

The Ellora complex, comprising Hindu, Buddhist and Jain caves spread over 2.2 square kilometres, is visited by thousands of people and the electric service plan was initiated by the Archeological ...

For those who don’t know, Ellora is also among the largest rock-cut temple complexes in the whole world featuring 34 caves. There are Hindu, Buddhist and Jain sculptures.

The Ellora complex, comprising Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain caves spread over 2.2 square kilometers, is visited by thousands of people and the electric service plan was initiated by the Archeological ...

The last phase, between the 9th and 12th centuries, saw the excavation of a group of caves (caves 30–34) reflecting Jaina philosophy. Gear up to plan your next visit to the marvelous Ellora Caves!

NEW DELHI, DELHI, INDIA, June 3, 2025 /EINPresswire / -- Ajanta & Ellora Caves are important Buddhist pilgrimage sites . They are near Aurangabad in the State of Maharashtra,India.

She visited the Hindu, Buddhist and Jain caves of Ellora. She went to cave no. 10 (Buddhist), 16 (Kailash-Hindu), 32 and 34 (Indrasabha-Jain)," said Conservation Assistant Rajesh Waklekar.