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| Ajantha Caves | | | The
Ajanta Caves,
situated at a distance of about 40 km from Jalgaon, are one of the most outstanding
Buddhist caves in the whole of India
and depict the story of Buddhism, ... Read full description of Ajantha Caves
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| Category: Outdoor | | Type: Caves |
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Summer holidays and the Patels are off to one of their favourite hill-stations in the Ghats. They love to trek...
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Art lovers Ranjit and Sahana Singh of Patna> travelled to Bombay and then to Aurangabad to see the famous Aja...
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| Articles and Blogs | | Ajanta Caves - About 107 kms. from the city of Aurangabad, the rock-cut caves of Ajanta nestle in a panoramic gorge, in the form of a gigantic horseshoe.
| | Ajanta and Ellora - getting there - A blog about the ancient cave-temples of Ajanta and Ellora, a few hundred kilometres
north of Pune. | | Official Websites | | Maharashtra Government - Maharashtra Government portal covering diverse topics including health, tourism, culture, climate, Tenders and e-Governance.
| | Maharashtra Tourism - Maharashtra Tourism Government portal - Official website of Dept. of Tourism, covers Maharashtra Entry formalities, Places of Interest in Maharashtra, List of Tourist Guides in Maharashtra and Transportation in Maharashtra.
| | Other Useful Links | | Reflections on Ellora and Ajanta - Ellora contains 34 Buddhist, Hindu, and Jain carvings cut directly into caves. | | A Splendor of Caves - A party of British officers, in 1819 had stumbled upon a site lost for centuries -- a series of 30 caves cut into the hills by Buddhist monks. |
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