Distance from Pune: 235 KMs
Parking Charges: 60 Rs for car
Camera charege: 25 per camera
History Behind the Caves:
The Kailash Temple, nestled within the breathtaking Ellora Caves, stands as a testament to human ingenuity and spiritual devotion dating back to the 8th century. Commissioned by the Rashtrakuta dynasty in honor of Lord Shiva, this architectural marvel has weathered centuries of history, including numerous attempts at its destruction by various invading forces drawn to its sacred significance. Despite these challenges, the temple has endured, its rock-hewn beauty captivating generations of admirers. Discovered in the 19th century by British explorers, the Kailash Temple stunned the world with its grandeur and intricate craftsmanship. At its core lies the magnificent main structure, carved to resemble Mount Kailash, the mythical abode of Lord Shiva. This colossal edifice is adorned with a multitude of sculptures depicting Hindu deities, mythological scenes, and intricate detailing that reflects the rich tapestry of Indian spirituality. Surrounding the central temple are intricately carved halls, shrines, and galleries, each contributing to the temple's majestic allure. Mughal King Aurangzeb who destroyed thousands of Hindu temple, also tried to destroy Kailash temple. It is said that 1000 people were sent to destroy the temple in the year 1682. They worked for 3 years but they could break and disfigure a few statues only.The Kailash Temple continues to stand as a testament to the enduring power of human creativity and religious devotion, inviting visitors to experience its timeless beauty and profound spiritual resonance.
Near by places: Grishneshwar jyotirling, Ajnata caves, BiBi ka maqbara, Devagiri (Daulatabad Fort), Panchakki,Aurangabad Caves
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16 сен 2024
