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English: Ellora caves is a site in Aurangabad,Maharashtra. Uniqueness of this place is,it is a giant local cliff rock which was engraved into a jaw-dropping architecture by the ancient kings of 6th to 8th century CE. The amazing sculptures inside the Ellora caves would leave every visitor awestruck.A must visit site to everyone from around the world. |
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