Ajanta caves near Aurangabad in India is a World heritage site that was accidentally discovered by a British hunter who came upon it centuries ago. It was found in an area covered with grass, vines and other vegetation that the British hunter partially removed to find many caves on the side of a hill. He had discovered a World Heritage site not knowing what he had stumbled upon purely by chance.
Today, Ajanta caves are easily accessible by bus from Aurangabad. With a guide, anyone can visit the caves the guide will show you and tell you the history of the caves in detail. He will tell you that it took hundreds of years by the Buddhists monks and workers to carve out of solid rocks all the caves.
The majesty of the carved statues inside the caves will take your breath away. It is a world heritage site that attracts millions of tourists to see what a wonderful site it is.
The video will explain to you in detail all about the Ajanta caves. If you wish to visit Ellora and Ajanta caves, then start from the city of Aurangabad in the Maharashtra state in India.
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