Adžanta Cave (or Ajanta Caves) is a Buddhist cave complex that is shaped like a semicircle around the Waghor River. It is an artificially crafted cave structure precisely cut into a steep rock with richly decorated temple spaces. The complex is made up of a total of 30 caves where temples and living quarters are located.

Their age is officially attributed to 2. of the table. B.C when 1. of the table. nl At this time, the budding of Buddhism throughout West India served as a Buddhist mansion. Around the year of 650, the cave was the culmination of Buddhist beliefs in favor of Hinduism and the development of a religious community in nearby Ellora.

The construction is attributed to the monks who allegedly cut the whole complex into the glass caves by means of primitive tools and subsequently decorate and decorate.