The Ellora Caves in Maharashtra, India, are a masterpiece of ancient rock-cut architecture, drawing travelers from all over the world. Spanning across 34 caves carved into the Charanandri Hills, this site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that blends Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain influences. An Ellora Caves guideis essential for exploring the intricate details of each section, from the Buddhist shrines (Caves 1–12) to the magnificent Hindu temples (Caves 13–29) and serene Jain caves (Caves 30–34).