Jogeshwari caves
The Jogeshwari Caves, located in the Mumbai suburb of Jogeshwari, India, are a series of rock-cut caves dating back to around 520-550 CE. These caves are among the largest in India, featuring a central prayer hall and several small cells, extending over 100 meters in length.
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The Jogeshwari Caves are significant for their ancient Hindu temple architecture. Carved in the late Gupta period, these caves showcase intricate sculptures of deities like Shiva and Hanuman. The site is accessible via the Jogeshwari railway station, about 3 km away, and is open to the public throughout the year, providing insights into early Indian rock-cut architecture.