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"Ajanta: Exploring the Ancient Art and Civilization of India's Ajanta Caves" Step into the mesmerizing world of Ajanta

Background imageAjanta Collection: Image of a wall carved in an Asian decorative style

Image of a wall carved in an Asian decorative style
Black and white. Image of a wall carved in an Asian decorative style. Includes representations of Buddha in several poses. Believed to be an image of some part of the Ajanta cave complex

Background imageAjanta Collection: Ajunta (Ajanta), Maharashtra, India

Ajunta (Ajanta), Maharashtra, India, known for its Buddhist cave monuments. Date: circa 1890s

Background imageAjanta Collection: Ajanta Caves - UNESCO World Heritage site

Ajanta Caves - UNESCO World Heritage site, Ancient Buddhist rock temples cut into the cliff at Ajanta near Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India. 2nd Century BC to 6th Century AD

Background imageAjanta Collection: INDIA: AJANTA CAVE. Prince Mahajanaka. Detail from the Mahajanaka Jataka mural in Ajanta Cave I

INDIA: AJANTA CAVE. Prince Mahajanaka. Detail from the Mahajanaka Jataka mural in Ajanta Cave I, India, 5th-6th centuries

Background imageAjanta Collection: Buddha statues in cave, Ajanta

Buddha statues in cave, Ajanta
Interiors of cave, Ajanta, Maharashtra, India

Background imageAjanta Collection: Ajanta Caves, Ajanta, India

Ajanta Caves, Ajanta, India

Background imageAjanta Collection: Ajanta Caves, Ajanta, India

Ajanta Caves, Ajanta, India

Background imageAjanta Collection: Ajanta Caves, Ajanta, India

Ajanta Caves, Ajanta, India

Background imageAjanta Collection: Row of caves at Ajanta

Row of caves at Ajanta
View of waterfalls along horse shoe shaped rows of caves of Ajanta

Background imageAjanta Collection: Ajanta Caves, Maharashtra

Ajanta Caves, Maharashtra, India

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Ajanta Caves
Fresco Paintings at Ajanta Caves, Maharashtra, India

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Ajanta Caves
Fresco Paintings at Ajanta Caves, Maharashtra, India

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Ajanta Caves
Fresco paintings at Ajanta Caves, Maharashtra, India

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Ajanta Caves
Fresco paintings at Ajanta Caves, Maharashtra, India

Background imageAjanta Collection: Ajanta Caves

Ajanta Caves
Fresco paintings at Ajanta Caves, Maharashtra, India

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AjantaCaves

Background imageAjanta Collection: Site d Ajanta

Site d Ajanta
The extraordinary site of Ajanta, world heritage of humanity by UNESCO, is located in the state of Maharashtra

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Ajanta

Background imageAjanta Collection: Painting of a Buddhist monk from the Ajanta cave temples, India. 5th-6th century AD

Painting of a Buddhist monk from the Ajanta cave temples, India. 5th-6th century AD

Background imageAjanta Collection: Ajanta Caves India. Cave painting dating from the second century BCE 2

Ajanta Caves India. Cave painting dating from the second century BCE 2

Background imageAjanta Collection: INDIA. Ajanta. Ajanta Caves. Detail with a feminine

INDIA. Ajanta. Ajanta Caves. Detail with a feminine figure on horseback. Wall painting inside the cave n. 1 (5th-6th c.). Hindu art. Gupta period. Painting

Background imageAjanta Collection: INDIA. Ajanta. Ajanta Caves. Detail with a feminine

INDIA. Ajanta. Ajanta Caves. Detail with a feminine figure. Wall painting inside the cave n. 2 (5th-6th c.). Hindu art. Gupta period. Painting

Background imageAjanta Collection: India. Ajanta. Ajanta Caves

India. Ajanta. Ajanta Caves
INDIA. Ajanta. Ajanta Caves. Decorations of the groute n. 17. Hindu art. Gupta period. Fresco

Background imageAjanta Collection: Ancient Brahmans

Ancient Brahmans
A drawing of Brahmans from a fresco found in a cave at Ajanta. Date: 2nd century BC

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India Ajanta
The Buddhist cave-temples of Ajanta

Background imageAjanta Collection: Mural painting in a cave at the Buddhist cave site of Ajanta

Mural painting in a cave at the Buddhist cave site of Ajanta, carved from a gorge in the Waghore River, Ajanta, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Maharashtra State, India, Asia

Background imageAjanta Collection: Ceiling at Cave 17

Ceiling at Cave 17, one of the best decorated at the Buddhist caves site at Ajanta, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Maharashtra, India, Asia

Background imageAjanta Collection: Rock cut reclining statue of the Buddha preparing to enter nirvana

Rock cut reclining statue of the Buddha preparing to enter nirvana, in cave 26, a chaitya in the Buddhist cave site at Ajanta, carved from a gorge in the Waghore River, Ajanta, Maharashtra State

Background imageAjanta Collection: Painting in Cave 17

Painting in Cave 17, one of the world-heritage Buddhist caves at Ajanta, carved from a gorge in the Waghore River, Maharashtra State, India

Background imageAjanta Collection: Looking west from Cave 4

Looking west from Cave 4, largest vihara in the cave site, carved from a horseshoe gorge in the Waghore River, Ajanta, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Maharashtra, India, Asia

Background imageAjanta Collection: The caves at Ajanta

The caves at Ajanta, Deccan Hills, Maharashtra State, India

Background imageAjanta Collection: Rock carvings Ajanta Cave complex

Rock carvings Ajanta Cave complex, Buddhist Temples carved into solid rock dating from the 5th Century BC, Ajanta, Maharastra, India

Background imageAjanta Collection: Ajanta Cave complex

Ajanta Cave complex, Buddhist Temples carved into solid rock dating from the 5th century BC, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Ajanta, Maharashtra, India, Asia

Background imageAjanta Collection: Cave temples

Cave temples, 1500 years old, carved in basalt cliff above Waghore River, Ajanta, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Maharashtra, India, Asia

Background imageAjanta Collection: Buddhist cave temple

Buddhist cave temple, 1500 years old, carved in in-situ Deccan basalt, Ajanta, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Maharashtra, India, Asia

Background imageAjanta Collection: One thousand Buddhas

One thousand Buddhas, painted between roof ribs on ceiling dating from 2nd century, Cave 10, Ajanta Caves, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Maharashtra state, India, Asia

Background imageAjanta Collection: The finely carved late 5th century Buddhist Chaitya Hall

The finely carved late 5th century Buddhist Chaitya Hall, Cave 19, Ajanta Caves, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Maharashtra state, India, Asia

Background imageAjanta Collection: Part of procession of elephants from the Jataka stories of Buddhism

Part of procession of elephants from the Jataka stories of Buddhism, cave painting, Ajanta, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Maharashtra, India, Asia

Background imageAjanta Collection: Early morning view of the caves

Early morning view of the caves, Ajanta, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Maharashtra state, India, Asia




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"Ajanta: Exploring the Ancient Art and Civilization of India's Ajanta Caves" Step into the mesmerizing world of Ajanta, where ancient wall paintings from the Caves transport you back in time. One such masterpiece is the depiction of Raja Mahajanaka, a legendary figure from Indian mythology, dating back to around 480 AD. As you delve deeper into these mystical caves, your eyes are drawn to intricate details like the face of Buddha, radiating serenity and wisdom. The artistry on display showcases the profound influence Buddhism had on this region during ancient times. The caves also offer glimpses into everyday life with a detailed portrayal of a woman's face. Through her expression and features, one can almost sense her emotions and experiences in that bygone era. Moving further along these hallowed walls, you encounter an awe-inspiring scene - Buddha preaching his teachings to his disciples. This captivating image captures not only religious devotion but also serves as a testament to the artistic mastery achieved by those who carved it centuries ago. Ajanta stands as a testament to an ancient civilization that flourished here. Its archaeological significance cannot be overstated; it offers invaluable insights into India's rich cultural heritage. With its UNESCO World Heritage site status firmly intact, Cave 10 beckons visitors with its exquisite sculptures adorning three ornately carved columns. These remnants speak volumes about the craftsmanship prevalent during that period. Venturing deeper inside another cave reveals a room with low ceilings and dirt floors - evidence of how people lived their lives within these sacred spaces long ago. It provides us with an intimate glimpse into their daily routines and rituals. Cave 26 holds special significance as it houses a chaitya or Buddhist temple - an architectural marvel that leaves visitors awestruck even today. Its inclusion in UNESCO's prestigious list highlights its importance in preserving our shared human history. Cave 6 takes us on yet another journey, this time to a vihara or monastery.