Ellora Caves

Trip Start Apr 20, 2006

Trip End May 01, 2007

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Flag of India Ellora, Maharashtra, India
Thursday, March 22, 2007

The Ellora Caves are a group of Buddhist, Hindu and Jain-carved caves, turned into Monasteries, Chapels and Temples. There are 34 caves in total all dating between 600AD-1000AD. The main temple is a Hindu cave called the Kailasa temple. This is a World Heritage Monument and is the largest monolithic (one stone) sculpture formed in Ellora.
We wandered around these magnificent caves for a few hours and took lots of pictures.

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01- Brock and Buddha	02- Buddhist carved caves	03-Buddhist Monestary	04- Buddhist Temple known as Carpenters temple
05- Hindu carving..one of thousands!	06- Hindu Temple	07- Another great Hindu carving	08- Brock..what's the story?
09- Temple from the front	10- Brock taking a break from the heat	11- Kailasa Temple	12- Inside Kailasa temple
13- stories	14-	15-	16- Brock getting hounded by the souvenir guy
17- Langur Monkeys