Ellora

The Ellora caves are a World Heritage Site consisting of 34 rock-cut temples representing different religions, including Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism.

Ellora is located in the Aurangabad district of Maharashtra in India.

The best time to visit Ellora is between October and March, when the weather is pleasant and cool.

Ellora is open to visitors from sunrise to sunset, every day of the week.

Yes, there is an entry fee to visit Ellora. The fee is INR 40 for Indian visitors and INR 600 for foreign visitors.

There are three groups of caves in Ellora: Buddhist caves, Hindu caves, and Jain caves. The Buddhist caves are caves 1 to 12, the Hindu caves are caves 13 to 29, and the Jain caves are caves 30 to 34.

Yes, you can hire an official guide at Ellora to provide you with a detailed tour of the site. The fee for a guide is INR 200 for two hours.

Yes, there are food and drink options available at Ellora, including small eateries and food stalls selling snacks and beverages.

Some nearby attractions you can visit along with Ellora include the Ajanta Caves, Bibi Ka Maqbara, Daulatabad Fort, and Panchakki.