Mystères d'Ajanta Ellora: Excursion Exclusive depuis Aurangabad

Great experience. Totally breathtaking 👍 we had a GREAT tour guide 🙌 lots of walkibg but well worth it... would definitely highly recommend 👌🙏❤️

Really amazed by dedicated, knowledgeable guide (Mr. Thomas), Even visiting two caves one day would be a bit tight, but it would work and could safely come back to my hotel aground 7pm.

The Ajanta and Ellora caves are an amazing experience if you're into history and art. Ajanta is famous for its beautiful Buddhist paintings, while Ellora has a mix of Buddhist, Hindu, and Jain temples, with the Kailasa temple being the star. The tours are well-organized, and the guides explain the history really well. Be ready to walk a lot, and don’t forget your camera—there’s so much to see!

These are stunning caves- well worth the trip- carved into the side of a mountain/hill there are many rooms temples- sleepig quarters. I have twice had a guide t salk about them and they have been well worth the cst and then took more time to wander through and linger.

Great way to see both sites on the same day. The guide was very helpful and kind, making sure we had enough time for both cave structures 🙏

Science can't explain how this was done in the BC ie the technology at that time to carve solid volcanic rock is just not possible Andbi had an incredible tour guide and owns his own car and speaks excellent English and goes out of his way to help you get your tickets His name is M. Taqui tel +91 9890363536 just a amazing person with a positive outlook on life and says it is his skill that is important in the world

The tour overall was great. We did the option of going to both Ajanta and Ellora. Just make sure to check the dates you plan on going, because you can only do both sites on certain days! We did pay extra for a guide, which was well worth it. These are very historic sites with lots of statues, figures, paintings, etc. So it was nice to have an expert there to explain what each thing means. You will also be shown some shops on the side, but that is fine because there is plenty of time for the tour for the most part (we didn’t get to see all of Ellora, but we did get to see 100% of Ajanta).

Everything went smooth, Irfan -our driver picked us up from the airport on time and we headed straight to the Ajanta caves. He stayed in touch with us to pick us up after we were done with the caves. Then we headed to Ellora caves, where he told us the must see caves and where to go and how to get the entry tickets. He also suggested a local place to eat around Ellora caves that was amazing in taste and price. Jai contacted us few days before the trip to tell us that the whole plan depends on our flights and possible delays, and if we won’t have enough time we might have to cut the trip short, which is totally understandable. But we have managed to see all of the Ajanta and Ellora caves in one day!!! We arrived to Aurangabad at 6:30am and got back to the airport at 6pm and that is just enough time for both of the caves. We truly recommend this tour if you want to see both caves in one day.

We traveled by road from Pune to Aurangabad. Is spite of the rainy season we had a pretty much uneventful journey. We stayed in a Tata group hotel called Ginger. Very well maintained facility with a Restaurant included for easy dining facility. We had originally planned to visit Ellora on the day of our arrival in Aurangabad but because of the crowds we decided to postpone the visit to another day. The following day we drove to Ajanta caves and spent the entire day there. It was truly an amazing experience. Even more amazing was the visit to Ellora. Both locations are worth a visit for any travelers vising that part of Bharat.

Visiting the Ajanta and Ellora Caves is a breathtaking experience that transports you to the heart of India's ancient art, culture, and spirituality. Located in the state of Maharashtra, these UNESCO World Heritage Sites are a must-visit for anyone interested in history, art, and architecture. Ajanta Caves are renowned for their stunning frescoes and intricate carvings that depict the life of Buddha and scenes from Jataka tales. The artwork, crafted over 1,500 years ago, has retained its beauty and detail, captivating visitors with its depth, color, and complexity. The serene atmosphere and the intricate carvings are truly mesmerizing, making you feel as if you’ve stepped back in time. Ellora Caves, a short drive from Ajanta, offer an equally amazing experience, featuring a mix of Buddhist, Hindu, and Jain monuments. The highlight here is the magnificent Kailasa Temple (Cave 16), a massive monolithic structure that stands as a testament to the incredible skill and devotion of its creators. It's astonishing to think that this temple was carved from a single rock, with every detail meticulously crafted by hand. Each cave has a unique story, showcasing the harmony between different religious traditions. The entire experience is awe-inspiring and educational, offering insight into ancient Indian culture, spirituality, and craftsmanship. The caves are well-preserved, and information panels are available, adding context and helping you appreciate the history behind each site. For anyone interested in cultural heritage, Ajanta and Ellora are treasures that should be high on your travel list.