Ajanta: Not just a cave, but a gateway to the living past.

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🪷 Ajanta Caves, India — A wonder of Buddhist art nestled amidst the tranquil nature of Maharashtra, Ajanta Caves is one of India's most beautiful and historically significant World Heritage Sites.

🌄 Highlights of the Ajanta Caves

• Ancient Buddhist Art: Over 30 caves carved into a horseshoe-shaped mountain were built around 350 CE by monks as meditation centers.

• Murals: Recounting the life of the Buddha and the Jataka tales, the colors remain vibrant even after more than 1,500 years. Cave No. 1 is considered one of the most exquisite paintings in the history of Indian art.

• Stone Carvings: Stupas, Buddha statues, and chapels are hand-built from natural stone. This demonstrates the faith and skill of the craftsmen of that era.

🗺️ Location and Directions

• Located in Aurangabad, Maharashtra, approximately 400 km from Mumbai.
• Tourists usually fly into Aurangabad and then drive for about 2–3 hours to the Ajanta Caves.

🕰️ History of Discovery

• The caves were rediscovered in 1819 by a British officer named John Smith while hunting and stumbled upon the entrance.

• Inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984.

📌 Things to Know Before You Go

• Open daily except Mondays, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM.
• Admission fee is approximately 600 rupees (approximately 250 baht).
• The best time to visit is November–March. Cool weather

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