Ellora Caves - Maharashtra 🇮🇳 India Sacred Place

Ellora, in Maharashtra, India, is one of the largest rock-cut monastery-temple cave complexes in the world, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring Buddhist, Hindu and Jain monuments, and artwork, dating from the 600-1000 CE period.

Soundtrack by Mauro Sereno

T&D Social Club

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[Alternate_real]

Ellora should be in the top 3 UNESCO world heritage sites for the rich insight it provides into 3 ancient practices of Hinduism - Hinduism itself, Buddhism and Jainism.

[brutallyhonest]

There are no words to express this grandiose achievement of such a beautiful mystical and powerful sacred monument 🙏🏽

[ttvmikimoto]

This place has fascinated me for years from Praveen Mohan. Beautiful and educational video, thank you!

[chromeyourdome]

nice video. indias temples and caves are amazing

[coxlwxq]

Narrator has a beautiful voice and this video is wonderful, WHY does it not have more views?!

[Artificial_sanity]

Not a big deal if dates are incorrect. This is fantastic footage! Most videos on YouTube don't show the temple interior solely and so clearly, thanks.

[ryanong]

Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism. Three beautiful philosophies that teaches how to live in peace and harmony with one another 🙏🙏🙏

[brutallyhonest]

Thank you for sharing this magnificent wonder 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[kapil]

Can you please make a separate playlist of tourists spots of India ? It's a request and that will help a lot. Please.

[Carlandmeareniceanskind]

I really really wish I could get in a time machine and visit this place wen it was completed to see how it would have looked. I would be invisible so I dont bother anyone or be seen and I'd record video n take photos. I would love to explore every room and see how the water flowed thru it. It must have looked so so beautiful n amazing. Oh well I can still fantasize

[nobody]

It appears that the caves were built after the temple. I assume the temple is much older than they think.

[golgumbazguide...]

welcome to golgumbaz, bijapur, karnataka, South Indian

[rajeevvlogstelugu]

I think this should he the world's 1st wonder

[metaspacecrownedbytime]

Your dates are wrong and it was not carved by buddists.

[ragemodels]

Your dates are completely off ! I have been there !!!

[GeorgePohrib]

And of course all were made with the chisel and hammer right ?!

[Anacondasreejith]

India is a land of wonders, It is 100% true that Indians doesn't explore even one percent of wonders in this country. They find other countries most beautiful