The state of Maharashtra, home to the largest number of caves in India, has awe-inspiring Sahyadri Range caves of all sizes, shapes and hues. From ancient rock-cut caves to those with intricate sculptures that have housed reigning deities since time immemorial, these caves are fascinating archaeological legacies. The UNESCO Site of Ajanta contains thirty carved Buddhist caves overlooking a scenic gorge.   NOTE: (Expect More People on Ground / Monuments / Public Places During the Tour). You will have Private tour Guide during the Sightseeing Tour. Highlights • UNESCO World Heritage - Ajanta caves • The horseshoe shaped gorge with 30 caves. • Ornate facades and beautiful ancient frescoes • Wall paintings depicting the life of Buddha • UNESCO World Heritage - Ellora Caves • Statue of Lord Buddha • The Great Kailasa - UNESCO World Heritage Site • Channels near Cave 32 through which the volcanic lava once flowed