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Welcome to the Alluring Ellora Caves, India

Welcome to the Alluring Ellora Caves, India

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Ellora Caves. Cave 16 -The Kailasa Temple.

Ellora Caves. Cave 16 -The Kailasa Temple.

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Deccan Odyssey: Ellora's Rs 67 crore project

Deccan Odyssey: Ellora's Rs 67 crore project

A Virtual Tour of Ellora Cave: India's Hidden Gem

A Virtual Tour of Ellora Cave: India's Hidden Gem

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Ellora Caves History

Ajanta Ellora Caves History In Hindi 🤔

Ajanta Ellora Caves History In Hindi 🤔

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The Kailash or Kailashnath Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva at Ellora Caves on the Sahyadri Hills near Aurangabad in Maharashtra is the largest rock-cut Hindu temple in the world. Of the 100 caves here, 34 are open to the public and cave number 16 is the massive Kailasa Temple, which is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the largest single stone excavations in the world. Carved vertically from top to bottom of a single basalt rock on the Charandri hills, the temple is a unique example

The Kailash or Kailashnath Temple dedicated to Lord

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The Ellora Caves🧐🤬 #shorts #shortsfeed #history

The Ellora Caves🧐🤬 #shorts #shortsfeed #history

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Ellora Caves Sculptures

Some fascinating sculptures discovered in the caves of Ellora including one of Shri #Krishna, #Balaram & #Ekanamsha Devi who was depicted with them just like #Subhadra! #ancienthistory #ancientindia #elloracaves #maharashtratourism #decodehindumythology #drvineetaggarwal #hindurevival #hinduart | Dr. Vineet Aggarwal

Some fascinating sculptures discovered in the caves of Ellora

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Praveen Mohan - These are the last caves of Ellora...

Praveen Mohan - These are the last caves of Ellora...

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📍Ellora Caves No. 14 ( Ravan ki khai), Maharashtra, India. A modest cave known as Ravan Ki Khai, dates from the early 7th century AD and was converted from a Buddhist vihara. This cave has a huge pillared courtyard, a mandapa with 16 kumbhavalli pillars, and a shrine containing a linga with a wide pradakshinapath around it. The doorway is guarded by the river goddess Ganga and Yamuna. The walls on both sides of the mandapa are divided into five compartments by kalasa-topped pilasters. The side

📍Ellora Caves No. 14 ( Ravan ki khai), Maharashtra, India. A

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