The Cave

Large cracks of other solid rocks act as an entrance to the cave. The opening is half the width of Jazzlyn's 5 feet 6 inch, about half of the width. When standing in front of a small threshold, the quiet air of the indoor leaked out of the crack and pierced her skin. Jagged clearance is large enough, when you lower your head you will be squeezed sideways. For Jazz Lin this is not difficult. First, she stretches her right arm and shoulders, hips and legs and her right leg firmly transplanted to the inner ground.

The first cave was founded in the inscription of the 1st century Brahmi at the entrance to the first cave, the "cave of the god of the king." Monastery (called Sinhala in Lena mean cave), or Devaraja Lena. It is. The cave is 14 meters long and dominates the Buddha statue and is cut off from the rock. It has been repainted many times in history and may have the last layer of painting in the 20th century. On his head, Vishnu said that he used the power of his god to make a cave. At his feet there is Buddha's favorite student Ananda

The Aanta Tuo Cave Collection consists of 29 Buddhist cave temples up to the 2nd century BC. These caves are considered the best masterpieces of Indian Buddhist art. These caves are monasteries (viharas) located in the horseshoe-shaped cliffs along the Waghora River, as monks about the 9th century as prayer halls (grihas of Buddhist temples). The caves are numbered from east to west and can be accessed independently by the river. Several Buddhist art items are kept in the cave. In some caves, as such throne and footprints, it reflects the tradition of the former upper seats depicting the Buddha in the form of the only symbol. Several Mahayana caves, in addition to having Buddha and Bodhisattva, colorful mural paintings and statues depicting various life (and previous life). The cave also depicts everyday scenes.

Welcome to the era from the 2nd century BCE to the 480th century BC. Ajanta Caves in the Arurangabad area inherited a beautiful 30 rock cut Buddhist monuments. Drive to a cave that conveys Buddha's past life, daily life of Buddha, rules of kingdom, gestures, embraces, emotions and so on. The cave is divided into two stages - the 1st century of the 2nd century and the 2nd century of the 400th - 650th century. According to Walter M. Spink, the second phase was built in AD of 460 - 480 years. This site is currently under the supervision of Indian archeology survey. This archaeological cave was registered as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1983.