Ajanta Caves, Maharashtra, India [Amazing Places 4K]

The Ajanta Caves are 30 Buddhist rock-cut temples and monasteries set along horseshoe shaped river gorge. The caves were built between 2nd century BC and 5th century AD. The paintings and sculptures in Ajanta are considered masterpieces of the Buddhist art and Ajanta is UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Recorded January 2018 in 4K Ultra HD with Sony AX100 and a6300.

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[davidedellanna]

India is the most beautiful place on heart. Love from Italy

[tribalbrain]

Never forget that its fully rock cut structure.
Imagine that how precise were those people.
Incredibely best.🚩

[whaleshrimp]

I went to Ajanta 30 years ago. India is stunning to see and high adventure to explore. Don't miss your opportunity to hike all over this incredible country while you are still young.

[molocouk]

What an incredible place, I wish I'd made the trip to see them when I was in India. What an example of India's incredibly sophisticated and ancient civilisation

[Mr]

The magnificence of these structures carved by humans in ancient times is mind boggling

[rosgembrun]

If anyone were to propose doing this today he would be thought crazy. This must have taken centuries to build. And, it was done with hand tools, apparently. Absolutely amazing. Thank you.

[spaceatlasfanatic]

One of the world's oldest civilisations.
Lovely and good people

[kingdomoftemplescambodia]

Hi from Cambodia, I have never watched this video before. thanks for your sharing.

[sumeetpande]

I am so lucky this Caves are just 100 miles from my city.

[qaidaarqiadmaan]

Iam.pakistani but I must agree and say that india has its own world in it
It's like whole new world to discover

[BeingEverywhere]

Got chance to visit Ajanta Caves... It is really impressing to see the great architecture of ancient India. India is really a rich country that everyone should visit once...

[sanjeevchauhan]

Fortunately the caves covered in forest were not on known routes and escaped pillage of islamic rulers. This is one of the largest cave architecture of ancient india.

[costasdouligeris]

Dear friend I`m glad to see everything from India especially from not an amateur photographer, I see you are back again for more videos. There are so many fantastic places and historical monuments to see, you have to stay a long time to see some more, I`ll never forget my trip there! Thank you for giving us all these amazing videos.
My best regards.

[laltimo]

It is hard to comprehend how this historical place was built long time ago. It's incredible. Amazing video. Thanks for sharing.

[niteshrathore]

It's almost 2500 yr old, being made under the patnorage of vakataka King in Gupta age.There are total of 29 caves of which 25 were used as vihars(residential) caves and 4 were chatiya (prayer hall) for Buddhist monk. Mrunal painting on the wall are jataka tales are crafted through fresco painting style but there is absence of blue colour. this cave is on stiff slope, also Buddhist art was on culmination.

[umaghargi]

I was in awe when I saw Ajanta caves. Both the carvings & paintings on the walls are extremely beautiful. I was wondering how beautiful they might've been when they were built. A monument which is to be compulsorily seen in one's life time.

[marlisilveira]

Incredible Índia, capturada by its 4K lenses. Beautiful place...

[ImVitaminProtein]

These fresco and mural painting, rock cut architecture can made anyone surprised as they were made during 2nd century BC- 5th century AD at a time when no JCBs, machines were available. ❤️❤️

[webb]

Truly Amazing that Ancient builders were able to carve out a Temples out of a Rock or mountain, its even more amazing that they were also able to do intricate patterns, designs and statues on these rocks.

[ajitbhale]

thousands of foreigner tourists come to see these amazing places...Ellora and Ajanta every year but comparatively very less Indians. I think we lack sense of appreciation.
anyway background music is very soothing👌🏽