Karla Caves is situated 11 km from Lonavla in a place called Karli. A Buddhist monastery in the 2nd century BC, the cave has been extensively damaged and is now under a restoration program with the Indian Archeological Society. The original living place of the monks is now occupied by a goddess Ekaveera temple.
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How much aligned is that for a Civil engineer ? …..
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No Ravi its not me in the picture. As much as I wished that the couple would move away, they just didn’t budge!!
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Wow! Beautiful photograph. So happy I came across your blog… excited to look through more of your photos. Take care and keep up the wonderful work.
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Thanks Danika,
You are very kind with your words! I visited your blog (glad I did) was running out of happy ideas to blog on, now I have inspiration. Keep up the good work!
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oh my, this one is amazing. so beautiful. the couple needed to be there so that we can see the greatness of the structure. definitely a plus.
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Oh wow yi-ching lin, I never thought of it that way…that is a blessing in disguse!
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(smile)
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It really looks like to be an amazing place ! Thanks for sharing it. 🙂
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Thanks for stopping by Isabelle!
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Oh wow, so stunning. I also think the couple needed to be there to give the perspective of the immensity of the structure. Amazing that this is carved out of a cave wall. Beautiful. Thank you.
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I see that being true myself now suitable fish…the structure really reminds us how multi-lingual our culture real is, and how old the civilization is…its a nice feeling!
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