- Location: The Ajanta Caves are located in Maharashtra, India, about 107 km north of Aurangabad.
- History: The caves were excavated over a period of about 500 years, starting in the 2nd century BC and ending in the 6th century AD.
- Number of caves: There are 30 caves in total, including 5 chaityagrihas (caverns with a stupa) and 25 viharas (monastery halls).
- Murals: The caves are famous for their murals, which depict a wide range of subjects, including Jataka stories, incidents from the life of Buddha, and contemporary events.
- Ceiling decorations: The ceiling decorations in the caves are also worth seeing. They are made of decorative patterns, both geometrical and floral.
- Opening hours: The caves are open from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, all year round.
- Ticket price: The ticket price for adults is INR 600, and the ticket price for children is INR 300.
- How to get there: The Ajanta Caves can be reached by road, rail, or air. The nearest airport is Aurangabad Airport, which is about 100 km away.
