Chandratal Lake: Guide to the magnificient lake of Spiti Valley
Chandratal Lake – the most awaited part
Haven’t you yet explored the most famous and ancient UNESCO World Heritage Sites of India – Ajanta & Ellora Caves? If not, then this is the time to explore these celebrated ancient rock-cut caves!
Starts: from Aurangabad
Ends: at Aurangabad
Group Type: Mixed Gender
Start: 14 Aug, 2024
End: 17 Aug, 2024
₹ 24000
Do you want to undertake a short trip and visit Ajanta and Ellora Caves along with the gems of Aurangabad? This trip enables you to visit this destination when the weather is supposed to be perfectly pleasant without many touristy crowds around you. Lesser crowds are needed to be fully engrossed in these caves and make pretty pictures!
Ajanta and Ellora Caves are two of the most significant, celebrated, stunning, and intricate rock-cut caves in India. Did you know that both of these caves are UNESCO World Heritage Sites?
While Ajanta Caves reflect Buddhism, on the other hand, Ellora Caves represent the extraordinary blend of Buddhist, Hindu, and Jain sculptures. This also showcases the religious tolerance and harmony of ancient India. The Ellora Caves encompass 34 rock-cut caves that date from the 6th to the 10th centuries CE. The first 12 (1-12) Buddhist caves include monasteries and prayer halls with intricately carved sculptures. The next 17 Hindu caves (13-29) are renowned for their elaborate reliefs and monumental statues, with the Kailasa Temple (Cave 16) standing out as a colossal monolithic structure dedicated to Lord Shiva, carved entirely from a single rock. The 5 Jain caves (30-34) feature detailed carvings and iconography reflective of Jain theology and aesthetics. The Ellora Caves epitomize ancient India’s architectural ingenuity and artistic excellence, offering a comprehensive glimpse into the cultural and spiritual life of the era, and remain a significant testament to India’s rich heritage.
Just imagine yourselves walking through these beautiful masterpieces, getting lost in the frescoes & sculptures, and wondering how rich is Indian art!
While visiting Ajanta & Ellora Caves with Transforming Travels, you also get an opportunity to visit the gems of Aurangabad – Grishneshwar Jyotirlinga Mandir, Bibi Ka Maqbara, Daulatabad Fort, Panchakki and Aurangabad Caves.
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Chandratal Lake – the most awaited part
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