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Forgotten for over 1,000 years, until a British cavalry officer stumbled on these caves in 1819 while hunting a tiger.
The Kailasa Temple was not built up but carved down, out of a single basalt cliff, while Buddhist, Hindu and Jain caves share the same rock face.
Forgotten for over 1,000 years, until a British cavalry officer stumbled on these caves in 1819 while hunting a tiger.
The Kailasa Temple was not built up but carved down, out of a single basalt cliff, while Buddhist, Hindu and Jain caves share the same rock face.