The Ellora Caves symbolize an exceptional religious diversity, capturing the coexistence of Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism within one monumental complex. Throughout human history, religious beliefs ...

The Ellora Caves, on the other hand, are a complex of 34 caves that were excavated between the 6th and 10th centuries CE. These caves represent a harmonious coexistence of Hindu, Buddhist, and ...

The paintings and sculptures of Ajanta are masterpieces of Buddhist religious art. On the other hand, Ellora Caves have 34 monasteries and temples themed around Buddhism, Hinduism and Jainism.

1. Ajanta Caves, Maharashtra (Image: Canva) Ellora’s remarkable blend of Buddhist, Hindu, and Jain architecture offers a vivid peek into India’s diverse cultural history.

India is a country that holds a very rich tapestry of history and culture. Read more to know about the most historical ...

It’s known as Kailasa Cave, one of 34 in the Ellora Caves complex that has been cut and dug from the basalt rock of the Deccan plateau. “Cave” is something of a misnomer: caves are typically ...

This reminds me of historian Geri H. Malandra’s thesis in her book Unfolding A Mandala: The Buddhist Cave Temples at Ellora (1993), that western Maharashtra sites, especially Ellora, exhibit the ...

The Ellora caves and temple complex lies off the Aurangabad-Pune highway, this region once fell on major trade routes ending at the western coast of India as well as going up to the north of the ...

The article on the Ajantha Caves in the Sunday Island (July 9) prompted me to recall my visit to the Ajantha and Ellora Caves in the State of Maharashtra 104 kilometres (65 miles) from the city of ...