Ajanta and Ellora Caves day tour from Mumbai by flight

• Transportation and sightseeing during the tour with a private air-conditioned vehicle. • Personal professional guide (if the option is chosen). • Entrance to the Ajanta & Ellora Caves (if the option is chosen). • Professional driver with good English proficiency. • Includes toll fees, parking, fuel costs, and driver allowance. • Round trip flight ticket from Mumbai to Aurangabad is included (if the option is chosen).

• Food and beverages are not included. • Personal expenses are not included. • Entrance fee for Ajanta Caves, INR 600 per person, is not included. • Entrance fee for Ellora Caves, INR 600 per person, is not included.

• Nearby public transport options are accessible. • Not suitable for individuals with spinal injuries. • Pregnant travelers are advised against participation. • Not recommended for those with poor cardiovascular health. • A moderate level of physical fitness is necessary for participants. • It is suggested to wear slippers, as you will need to remove your shoes at several points. • Remember to carry an umbrella, sunglasses, and a flashlight for the tour. An umbrella may be useful for rain or sunshade, while a flashlight will assist in exploring the caves. • It's advisable to bring snacks like biscuits, bottled water, and dried fruits, as visiting Ajanta and Ellora caves can make for a long day.

All purchases are non-refundable. Cancellations cannot receive a refund.

Pickup will occur from a location of the guest's choosing in Aurangabad.

• Guests will be collected from Aurangabad Airport and taken to visit the Ellora Caves first. • The Ellora Caves, a UNESCO World Heritage site situated near Aurangabad, Maharashtra, comprise an impressive array of 34 rock-hewn temples and monasteries. Originating from the 6th to the 10th century, the caves showcase a fusion of Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain architecture, embodying India's religious diversity and architectural excellence. The Kailasa Temple (Cave 16) is the most notable, as it is an extensive edifice carved from a single rock, symbolizing Mount Kailasa, the residence of Lord Shiva. The site is adorned with detailed sculptures, paintings, and carvings, signifying its importance as a cultural and historical site. After the visit to the Ellora Caves, the journey continues to the Ajanta Caves, located about 100 km away, with a travel time of around 2 hours, offering picturesque scenery en route. • The Ajanta Caves, another UNESCO World Heritage site, consist of a collection of 30 rock-cut Buddhist cave temples close to Aurangabad, Maharashtra. These caves date from the 2nd century BCE to the 6th century CE and are famous for their stunning murals, frescoes, and sculptures illustrating the life of Buddha and Jataka tales. The caves are characterized by elaborate carvings and vivid paintings, highlighting India's ancient artistic, cultural, and architectural achievements. The tranquil setting of Ajanta and its significance as a major Buddhist pilgrimage destination make it a treasure trove of historical and spiritual value. Following the exploration of the Ajanta Caves, a visit to the Aurangabad market may take place, depending on the remaining time. • At the conclusion of the day, guests will be returned to Aurangabad Airport, marking the finish of the day’s activities.