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Ajanta Caves are in the north-central Maharashtra state of western India, near Ajanta village.
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Ajanta Caves are in the north-central Maharashtra state of western India, near Ajanta village.
EditThe entrance fee to Ajanta Caves for Indian tourists is INR 40. The entry fee to the Ajanta Caves will be the same for travellers from SAARC and BIMSTEC nations. A foreigner, on the other extreme, must pay INR 600. Children under the age of 15 are welcomed free of charge.
EditThe caves, notable for their religious architecture and many exquisitely created murals commemorating Gautama Buddha's life and accomplishments, also provide an interesting insights into Buddhist philosophy and religious doctrine, and even the expression of its virtues in art. The caverns include artwork illustrating the Buddha's previous incarnations and rebirths. UNESCO has designated the Ajanta Caves as a World Heritage Site.
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Earlier people succeeded in making use of the site, the area, and the assets to spread positive vibes for a comfortable existence. The curves are stunning, the environment in the caves is nice, and there is a waterfall that falls right out of the blue. A terrific opportunity to explore about the ancient traditions. The murals and rock-cut sculptures at the Ajanta caves are just incredibly beautiful. All of the caves are built in a line, and I highly recommend going through all them.
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