An adventurous place for weekends. Just get up one day climb up the hill along with listening to your favorite music with the best set of people you like ❤️❤️.Wonderful therapeutic place to chill out!

A very beautiful place located inside Sanjay Gandhi National Park.Kanheri caves is a very beautiful and historic cave surrounded by lush green beauty.Must visit this amazing place during monsoon season for an amazing experience.

The Kanheri Caves are a group of caves and rock-cut monuments cut into a massive basalt outcrop in the forests of the Sanjay Gandhi National park , it is located in Borivali. Easily accessible through Buses and Rickshaws. It is about 5-6 kms from the main gate and you can either take your own vehicle or local govt. bus. There about 107 clusters of caves of various sizes. They have different formats where some are plane square rooms with gates and then there are some with elaborate sculptures. Govt has tried to get the caves to be in best shape as much as it can. If you climb high enough , youll get birds eye view of the city.मातृभाषा में इसे कांहेरी लेणी कहा जाता है।

A very historical place, reminds of Mahatma Buddha😇A unique location✨..the walls of the caves depicts history.. excellent carvings can be witnessed 👀🧡 when I visited there shooting was going on, I really enjoyed the moment..the traditional values and modern society was incarcerated💕The monkeys over there were really cute🤭❤️But I was tired climbing the stairs😅it was a harsh sunny afternoon, but the hardwork was worthy! I witnessed something extraordinary 🤗

History, nature, tranquility in the city of dreams. This is a site of historic Buddhist monastery. There are many caves carved into the rock outcrops. Some statues have eroded naturally, which truly captures the essence of time. The view of Mumbai skyline from the caves is amazing.

Its good but avoid going during monsoon. The entire place is a rocky terrain and extremely slippery.Lots of leopard activity right about it.

Historical place located in the middle of Sanjay Gandhi National Park.We had awesome experience. awesome view of the town from this site. All the sculpture are perfectly built and still in excellent condition. Entire site is spread across huge area.Shared cab available for pickup and drop.Avoid visit during summer and carry sunscreen lotion.

One of the best place for picnicMostly forest area is there.There is a small railway track for train.Bicycle facility is available for the bicycling.Once you reach on the top you see the nature.Best place for the click some best pictures.On rainy season its looking so beautiful.

The Kanheri Caves (Sanskrit: कान्हेरीगुहाः Kānherī-guhāḥ) constitute a group of rock-cut monuments that are located to the north of Borivali on the western outskirts of Mumbai, India. These caves date from the first century BCE to the 10th century CE. One hundred and nine caves have been carved from the basalt.

Lovely place to visit. It one of the best historical place. Many of foreigners visit their.

Historical caves located in the middle of Sanjay Gandhi National Park. Recommed that you avoid this place in the summer cause the heat fills up the caves and you burn up when you visit.These are a heritage site and have various picturesque locations that are a proof to Indias enriching history. Please carry sufficient water as it takes almost 2 hours to visit the different caves. The caves are currently closed (fue to COVID) but worth a visit when they open again..

Awesome place, kept quiet maintained.

Such a underrated place in Mumbai. Ull get fresh air, a mini treck, a peep into the history of human civilisation, some statues, old architecture, some amazing hilltop view and a place like no other in mumbai all free of cost. caution:- carry your own stuff to eat and water bottles and be careful of the Time of the visit, as heat may spoil the fun. A must go for Mumbaikars and even outsiders.

Kanheri caves (temporarily closed) will give goosebumps to those who are fascinated about old historical structures. Keep your phone away and take time to soak in the efforts taken to construct this rock cut marvel. A walk along the pillared corridors is just breathtaking. Avoid March, April & May because the heat will cook you and your experience.The word Kanheri literally means Black Mountain and so its best if visited during monsoons.Currently this place is closed due to Covid-19. But its a great place and worth visiting once in your life. Entry for Kanheri Caves cost about Rs 20 or so. Do carry extra; Rs 70/adult for National Parks entry

It is one of the most ancient cave complexes in India comprises 109 rock cut caves and situated in the Sanjay Gandhi National Park near to Borivali in Mumbai. Probably, such an ancient and valuable cave complex was not found the required attention by the Authorities and public. They contain Buddhist sculptures, paintings and inscriptions dating back from First to 10th century CE. These caves demonstrate that there were well established Buddhist viharas.

One of the Oldest Buddhist Caves of India.You can Imagine the Greatness of this place by this Huge Statue of Budhha.

I have visited kanheri caves in 2019. Nice place. First you have to enter in national park located in Borivali East. Ticket price was ₹50 in 2019. National park is boring place which I found , but kanheri caves is an interesting one. Its kind of adventurous , you can go with public buses. , Bst is there which run bus services inside the national park. Buses are very crowded I would prefer you should go with your own private vehicles. Nice place for weekends , for family. If couples then visit on week days that should be preferable. You can see good scenery , powai lake if you are able to see. , Small beauty of borivali or you can say mumbai , visible from their. An excellent place for photography.

Nature at its best.. cool weather and wonderful during monsoons.. Caves are wonderful..

Situated inside the Beautiful Sanjay Gandhi national park, these caves are said to be one of the Oldest Buddhist Caves. Even today, the sandstone structures remind us of the period and how the monks would have lived here.There are so many caves - even on the Hill Top and people say, that many are still underground, so the actual number is in-fact unknown.The premises has many water-falls and streams flowing - especially during monsoon, which gives this place a heavenly appearance.If you have a keen eye for architecture-Design-photography - then its a Must Visit!

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It’s a beautiful place you at least require 2-3 hours to completely visit this place. There is a ticket charge of 25 inr for visitors. Don’t forget to take your hat and goggles. There is a canteen inside @ a very reasonable price.

You can spend some quality time here.

A great spot to chill out with friends and family. Its with the city and easily accessible. The trek is easy. Sunday will be crowded. Monsoon will bring along waterfalls as well.

Its a historical heritage and is very beautiful inside. The park is usually closed on every Monday. Youll find more than 100 caves, this place is situated in the lap of nature, all the caves therere more than 2400 years old. There twenty-four hundred years ago rituals, living habits and life are mentioned. In the weekend, you can come here with your family and also bring your car.

Such a beautiful place it is...If you are healthy enough to climb then only climb.Note: There are a lot of monkeys 🙈 so do take care of your stuffs and please share your food with them.

Its an awesome awesome place, serene calm and beautiful. Stepping inside those caves itself brings in a new and satisfying feeling

Situated in Sanjay Gandhi National park... very well maintained...clean Buddhist caves... nice place to visit.. there are so many monkeys...

A wonderful Heritage in Mumbai. This largest Buddhist complex is a master piece in itself. Please know some basics of Buddhism before visiting this cave otherwise its just stone everywhere and nothing else. Caves like 3, 16, 34, 42 are worth visiting for their cultural and architectural importance. Just experience this awesome place specially in rainy season, you can experience the 3000yrs old Rain water harvesting techniques live

We actually walk through the entrance.... approx. 7 km ... Then finally at the top of the cave the scenery,greenery was awesome.The cold wind gushing towards us.... make us feel relax and peaceful. It was a rainy day. You can also enjoy bathing in those small streams.

Beautiful and historical place to visit in Mumbai Suburban. Entry tickets for Indian nationality price 10 times cheaper than for foreigners.Available public parking, washroom, small food market. Its extremely beautiful during and right after monsoon. 2 hours enough to see everything near the caves.U can visit by private car (entrance fee applicable), bike (also entrance fee), bus.

The caves give an amazing view of the nature around. You can reach the cave by vehicle or rent a cycle and enjoy the ride. The final part of the road, you have a pretty steep hill to climb. Which is pretty challenging. There are many caves around here to explore. You’ll be amazed to see them. How well planned the caves were built and the small steps to access them. You can spend decent time here. There’s also a small shop up here which serves snacks, water and soft drinks. Not suitable for older people who cannot hike steps.

Kanheri Caves is an amazing place to visit in Mumbai. The place has aesthetic and economic significance. Theres lots of caves. Will suggest taking a photo of the plan as you walk in so you can refer back to it as you walk round. Some of the caves are much and much alike but theres some stunning caves as you walk round. These have amazing images of buddah carved into the stone and large Pillars.Its set on a hillside and will involve lots of steps. Make sure you wear comfortable shoes. Suggest having plenty of water with you.At the top theres a good view across the national park. There about 107 clusters of caves of various sizes. They have different formats where some are plane square rooms with gates and then there are some with elaborate sculptures. Govt has tried to get the caves to be in best shape as much as it can. If you climb high enough , youll get birds eye view of the city.

Great place resembling the ancient Buddhas history in India. Open on all days with a nominal price of tickets. A place with cool vibes to get redemption from Mumbais hot environment. People interested in history may feed their soul here. You can even try a free of cost #fish spa where some impounded water is there. Overall a great place with some nice experiences awaits you. 😃

Wonderful place, anyone can visit here with their family, kids, girlfriend, and also suitable place for college one day tour but advising not to take food out... And be careful because lots of monkeys will try to steal therefore we should be alert 🚨 btw they wont hurt any one. 20-25rs for indians and 200rs for foreigners.

Basically It is buddhist caves. The water harvesting system is so high level. Caves are simply Awesome. Archeologist can visit this place for study purpose.

This is an historical place located in Borivali. It is a part of Sanjay Gandhi National Park and has got around 110 caves. All of them are well maintained and the beautiful art and craft work done on the walls of the caves are truly beautiful. Covering all the caves would require a bit of mounting to do cause the caves are spread around the place. Visit this place during monsoon cause that is when this place is at its best.

A Masterpiece by our Ancestors....After watching Hollywood Science Fiction movies and seeing these master sculptures Im starting to think that all that aliens and time travel things are for real...and I think that these sculptures are need to be studied and reveal the hidden secrets in India....Truly Amazing work of Sculptures....

Nice place for quick trek in the city, ancient caves. either u can rent a bicycle or u can walk or sharing taxi or best bus no.188 it is around 7 km from SG national park entrance.

Very Green and cool place to hangout/family picnic but its better to visit in when it is raining. Small ponds and river its awesome

We dont Just Trek, we Trail and explore in theNature ........................Further exploring Sanjay Gandhi National Park through its core area to the highest point of the National Park....with the assistance of NIC and other forest guides........................Wonderful experience learning about the fauna and flora especially about various species of Birds, spiders, insects butterfly and much more with trained forest officials...........As one Masters nature not by force but by Understanding it

It was really nice experience, not that crowded, but you can enjoy the view

This is an ancient Buddhist site for learning, which houses several rooms for monks, discussion halls, prayer Hall etc. There are several water storage tanks situated on top of the cave structures. It takes approx one full day to see the entire cave structures. There are 100+ caves and some have got very elaborate stone carvings of various forms of Lord Buddha. It is located few kilometers from Borivali Station. One can hire local boys as guides.

Kanheri caves located in sanjay gandhi national park in Borivali,There are more than 100 caves, most of these caves are simple single or multiple cell, devoid of any decorations and meant for simple living, studying and meditation. Inside the caves, there is a large Vihara (Prayer hall) and stupas, buddhist painting and carving on them. There are more than 30 unfinished paintings of Buddha.Entrance to the caves is 5km inside the national park, the kanheri caves are located at a height so you can either take a shuttle or Treak a bit to reach the caves. The place offers excellent opportunities for photography, also if you want to explore the natural beauty surrounding the caves.The best time to visit kanheri caves is November to March, the weather is cool and dry, you can easily hike the whole distance.The caves are open between 7.30am to 5pm every day & closed on monday.

The challenge is later in the day too many loud visitors with their louder children invade to destroy the ambience and peace. But it is a wonderful place and looks like walking into the pages of your school history book.

Great Place for family and friends...

Well maintained place. If you wish to find peace and nature in a city like mumbai this is the place. You can also get a very pleasant view of the city from the top of the hills.

Great Historical site to Visit. If you love History & Architecture, must place to visit.You can go for mountaineering, situated in Jungle.Great Natural View, place to visit during Rainy reason will be great.Carry a lot of water, exhaustive to some extent.Couples-- Can have some private moments on Mountain/Jungle, unfortunately very common.Picnic spot.Suggestion: go in group, have great camera to capture natural moments.How to Go: From national park Borivali-Bus to Cave (6KM from National Park)Own vehicle is great asset, go on bike or Cycle.

It is magical! If you love inscriptions visit this place. There are 52 of them. It is the best place in Mumbai. We reached the place around 9:00 in the morning. Could not complete looking at all the caves as after 11:00 the sun is too strong. Recommended to be there by 8:00 in the morning.

Wonderful place to visit! It is amazing to see how all this was carved by hand from rocky mountain!

A favourite place for youngsters during the vacation days.You can reach this place by walking or Cycling.Most of them prefer cycling.You can get the cycles from there itself.There is entry fee(for caves) is 25rs,but I feel that this place should be visited once or twice,youll bore up visiting this place again and again.But cycling and reaching there on the top bring you an awesome feeling too😁If it is helpful leave a like please😄

1800 caves in total.... unbelievably real.. cool caves n without any modern facilities.... went to topmost point... surrounded by hills n greenery😍 all around... heavenly feeling👰

Good historical place. Its 6-7km from entrance of Sanjay Gandhi national park. One has to buy ticket at entrance for park and take private shared transport to go to caves. You can hire cycle too. Dont think of walking as you have to conserve energy for trekking caves. You have to buy ticket for caves at caves entrance. Climb few steps and you are at caves which are relatively bigger than other caves on top. Trek from the left side of these caves and you see lot more smaller caves. Trek all the way up to the top of mountain as the view from there is breathtaking, steps though were slippery. Enjoyed it

I really love this place. I visit this place every year with my friends group. This place is far from national park entrance. The fare of this place is 20 and for foreigner 40. Good and ancient place do hiking and can find crab and snake and also fall.

Though a small place, in monsoon its beautiful. Once you are top of the hill the view is amazing. There is a small waterfall.the ancient caves are good in condition.

Nice place to be. A mumbai far from mumbai. Tiger safari is waste of MONEY. Govt is really taking nice care of the place. I loved to enjoy some silence.

Nice place..you wont actually believe a quaint place like this can exist so close to hustle of mumbai..Make sure you have enough time before you plan to visit..keep water handy as there is no where you can get it once you reach the checkpoint.

Have a great history, series of caves and you will find peace there. Its place where you can find old Buddha stone statues. Its good place to spend family time.

Best place to visit on weekends and public holidays for one day picnic with family and friends. Located in Sanjay Gandhi National Park Borivali East. You can take your own vehicle till there and public transport bus, sharing auto, cars are even available at the entry. Youll be amazed seeing those vintage structures. Entry charges are very nominal.

Its a beautiful place .. must visit in rainy season ... Just that dont go inside the caves because its stink alot ... for Nature lover its one of the best place..

Caves has not be maintained in very good condition, but people should visit to this place with family.There lots of monkey is there, so be careful while visiting any caves. In side of canheri caves around 100 small caves is present and all caves mark with numbers.

Beautiful place... 2000-year-old buddhist caves and sculpture,they have been formed by black basalt rock,the monks lived in these caves to live, study and meditate during rainy season.but unpleasant thing is that officials charging too much cost for a foreigners.

Among the best places to visit in monsoon in Mumbai so weekends might be the best days to visit here. You will experience pure bliss of nature. This place is my personal favourite.

Nice view...calm place...well spend weekend :)

Best place for silence and historical

Nice place to visit.Entry fee (Indian)- 25 Rs. (Foreigners)- 300 Rs.Situated inside Sanjay Gandhi National Park. 7Km far from the SGNP entry gate. BEST bus service available from entry gate. You can go with your own vehicle. Rent out cycle in 80 Rs per 2 hrs, after that 20 Rs per 30 mins. A small canteen is also available there.Fact:- Built in 2nd century AD. More than 100 caves are available there.

A good way to spend a day with Nature amidst Mumbai.Good Views, specially in Monsoon a good time to visit.

Ancient Buddhist caves. In this caves you can find budha statues and caves represent ancient Buddhism. It will take 3 hours to cover in detail otherwise you can cover this in 1 hour. If you are a person who loves Buddhism and history for them its very good place. I went to these caves from national park entrance. From here you can go to caves by bus or cab for 100 rupees (to and fro) when you reach caves its a high altitude place. Nice to see greenery around. .

It has ancient buddha temple. 8t has bedroom ,meditation room.it is a best place to visit in monsoon

This is place will make you wonder how skillfully it is made.

Really fantastic place which tells u about our history and ancient heritage about how people were living in those days there are 100+ caves and at every cave there is water storage and at the top of the hill there are more 2 storage of water they are like small lake.In some of these caves there are statue of bhudh and their religious structure which if very finely crafted which is fantastic.and on the some of the walls there is hand written thinks.

Best time to visit the caves is in d rainy season (June to September) you can experience the waterfalls too... however always good to wear good sports/ trekking shoes as need to climb steps and steep slopes to get to different caves... You can not only experience the caves here, but also one of the highest points within the national park...very scenic view. The entry fee is very minimal...and worth a visit.

This is one of the best place I have visited in 2019. Located in city of Mumbai full of greenery easily accessible by own vehicle and public transport. The view from top has been eye pleasing and awesome. All efforts of 2 hours of walk were worth after reaching on top. If you are lucky, you will get to see wildlife too. Its a place worth visiting on weekend.

Fun time no limit 🤠

This cave is a awesome place if you visit in monsoon coz in monsoon time many waterfalls are there also it is above so nice flow of cool air is there when I went there in monsoon the place was amazing with many small and big waterfalls and also nice green scenery along with fogg looking like smoke I am sharing pics of this place do check it out at monsoon time. Thank you for reading please like if you find it useful this motivates me to review more awesome places like this.

Nice place to explore with friends and family. Full site seen by car is also available. Calm place in the vicinity of Sanjay Gandhi National Park where you can get the feeling of nature touch. The rock cut caves are awesome and one can see the Indian Heritage.These caves belongs to Buddha. You can see sculptures of Buddha in most of the caves. Some caves are locked where entry is not permitted. Some caves are having seating arrangement for monks.

Full off greeneryBest adventure place in Mumbai

The Kanheri Caves are a group of caves and rock-cut monuments cut into a massive basalt outcrop in the forests of the Sanjay Gandhi National Park, on the former island of Salsette in the western outskirts of Mumbai, India. They contain Buddhist sculptures and relief carvings, paintings and inscriptions, dating from the 1st century to the 10th century . Kanheri comes from the Sanskrit Krishnagiri, which means black mountain.

You should visit this if you are lover of historical places or ancient art and sculpture. Typically you can spend about 1/1.5 hours. About 70-80 caves are there and Buddha temple of ancient times.View of the city from top of the caves is awesomeI suggest visit time in early morning or evening, else you will find the sun spoiling the trip. Good place for photography. I found a great number of monkeys around. It is located approximately 7 kms inside the National park, you can hire vehicle at ₹50 (one way) per person.

The journey from the entrance of SGNP (Borivali side) to Kanheri is quite long and gets tiresome so consider having a vehicle. Small stalls serving snacks and drinking water are available on the way. There is a parking spot at the bottom of the hill, although, usually very crowded but still manageable. After which, you have to trek to the top. Many caves carved from the basalt rock, a congregation hall with huge stone pillars containing a Buddhist shrine, small waterfalls (in monsoons) and troops of mischievous monkeys can be found on the top. A beautiful view of the city can be seen if you trek further up the hill.

Nice place to enjoy with family and friends. You can go with your own car and bikes. also bus services is available.

Awesome place to visit with friends/family,It is one of the attraction of Sanjay Gandhi National park,It opens at 9.00 am do come at 9.00 so that you can explore more and come out before sun comes on the head.

Rock cut architecture....caves primarily belongs to Lord Buddha...wonderful piece of work...and surrounded by lush green national park area..Various caves are connected thru undulate labyrinth...in addition to caves this place offer beautiful surrounding views of nature..

Great place to visit! Plus it is in middle of plush green Sanjay Gandhi National Park....so you can enjoy nature too! One less star cause, the place is not good to visit in summers, as you need to climb up the mountain to see it which will dehydrate you very easily and youll not enjoy it!

One of the oldest buddha caves n monuments in it...One would love it if they love old caves... N artistic designs of statues add beauty to these caves

Awesome places you want to checkout this place

One of the best places to visit in Monsoon greenery all over, a great place for family or friends outing

Must visit place specially with kids. It is inside Sanjay Gandhi National Park, after you enter from main gate you have to catch bus (every 15-20 mins.) to reach here or you can take private vehicle (extra charge) as well. You can spend few hours here exploring more than 100 caves. Adventurous place with great view of mumbai suburbs. Explore the ancient craft of Buddhists through these caves. Place is well preserved.Located in Mumbai suburbs.Beware of monkeys.Entry fees is 50 bucks.

Easily reachable by Boravali; you will be blown away by the carvings in these caves. It’s located on a hill that a public bus can take you up for 10 RS. It will amaze you in a different way than the other caves here.

If you wish to get a breakthrough from mediocre life and want to have a small hike around in the city, this is the best place for it. It is located inside Sanjay Gandhi National park (Borivali East). You will habr to pay the entry fee of the national park as also separately for kanheri caves. It is about 6-7 km walk from the gate of national park and BEST services ply between the two on Sundays.On regular days one can travel with the car services available or rent a cycle.

Situated within the national park is a archeological complex of some 160 rock-cut caves popularly known as the ‘Kanheri Caves’. The caves are carved from basalt rock and date from the 1st century BCE to the 10th century CE. Kanheri is derived from Sanskrit word Krishnagiri, which literally means black mountain. Visitors can view the magnificent relics of Buddha and the Bodhisattvas and walk along the pillared corridors of the prayer halls chiseled out in the rocky outcrop. There is also an ancient water storage and management system for hermits who used to live in the caves, which is worth studying and emulating in modern times.BEST bus and Private Omni Available from Main Entrance of SGNP 10Rs per person to reach at this place.

Most of you would agree with me when I say  that Mumbai has the ingredients for a hill station as well as a tourist place. It has greenery, sea shores and urban jungle. But other than a commercial center, Mumbai is never considered as a hill station. But if you want to feel like you are in a hill station, then you must visit Kanheri Caves. I know it has been around Mumbai for a really long time, but we never bother to visit it and some of us would not have even heard of it. So if you do hear about it, then plan to visit it and make it happen. I dont have the exact knowledge of how the caves were built and when it happened, but you can get all that information from the local guides over there. The entry to the caves is ₹25 (for Indian Citizens) and ₹300(for foreign nationals). The journey from the bottom to top is a good 1 hour trek, although there are steps to make life easier. For those who are not prepared to hike or those who are lazy, the walk to the top may be a bit tiring. But once you get to the top, the view is amazing. You get a nice panoramic view of the greenery of the Sanjay Gandhi National Park which spans over a wide expanse. If it is isnt quite sunny then it is quite pleasant at the top. Weekends may be a bit crowded, but the crowd is generally concentrated at the lower levels, after that it gets filtered. Its a good half a day outing for a family and a must visit if you are a localite, because we often ignore the things that are most closer and obvious to us.

What a special place! Excavated by Hand in 1BC to 11AD...Remember the monkeys are used to being fed and will grab any food from your hand!If youre in the vicinity, please go. Its truly incredible.

Nice place to visit, lots of steps to climb and not everything locked up just be respectful! I saw a lot of graffiti on some of the ancient carvings and names written in the 100s year old paint its disrespectful and extremely bad luck

Quite underrated. The path from Borivali main gate is around 5km, and makes for a good walk in the greens. You got to buy the park ticket for 53 rupees and separately the caves ticket for 25.The caves are rather expansive and take some time to explore. Climb up the caves to see vast greenery, just minutes from the concrete jungle that Mumbai is.Wear good shoes.

This is one of the wonderful place in Mumbai to travel around and will enjoy your day totally..There 100+ caves big and small.Really this is ancient place in Mumbai..Incredible India..Best way to the cave by national park. You will see some more places near by Zoo and children park etc etc..

Historical place. Nice place to visit with friends and family. Sports shoes recommended. Its beautiful in monsoon.

Gread experience this is approx 7 km from the Sanjay Gandhi National Park main entrance. Such a beautiful place for cycling.

Excellent place to wind down, relax, and meditate. Over a hundred caves to explore. Will need a whole day to really experience it.

Such a beautiful place inside Sanjay gandhi natural park, cant explain the scene of this place.The Kanheri Caves are a group of caves and rock-cut monuments cut into a massive basalt outcrop in the forests of the Sanjay Gandhi National Park, on the island of Salsette in the western outskirts of Mumbai, India. They contain Buddhist sculptures and relief carvings, paintings and inscriptions, dating from the 1st century BCE to the 10th century.The site is on a hillside, and is accessible via rock-cut steps. The cave complex comprises one hundred and nine caves, carved from the basalt rock. The oldest are relatively plain and unadorned, in contrast to later caves on the site, and the highly embellished Elephanta Caves of Mumbai. Each cave has a stone plinth that functioned as a bed. A congregation hall with huge stone pillars contains a stupa (a Buddhist shrine).

One of the best place to visit with dearone, family and friends.Once reached to the up hill, one can feel greatness of nature and peace, though its so close and surrounded by cityIf dont want to visit up hill site even exploring to caves and cycling on track surrounded by woods options are there.