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Comprising approximately 30 rock-cut Buddhist cave monuments that date back to the 2nd century BCE and extend up to 480 CE, the Ajanta caves are situated at the center of the Aurangabad district of Maharashtra, India. The caves are decorated with mesmerizing paintings and rock-cut sculptures that have been described as one of the finest surviving examples of ancient Indian art. Some of the paintings are so attractive that can present emotions through gesture, pose as well as form.

The Ajanta caves are universally regarded as the epitome of Buddhist religious art that was constructed in two phases. The first phase started around the 2nd century BCE. However, the second phase started around 400 and ended in 650 BCE. Apart from receiving the title of a protected monument under the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), the Ajanta Caves are also considered to be a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

If you are looking for one of the most picturesque viewpoints in Mahabaleshwar to brush up your photography skills and desire to witness something magnificent, then you simply cannot afford to miss Elephant’s Head Point. The breathtaking view of the Sahyadri ranges is enough to bless your eyes with its scenic beauty and tranquility.

Your visit to Mahabaleshwar is always incomplete without witnessing the tantalizing descend of the Chinaman’s fall, which is considered to be one of the most significant falls present in the state. Thus, this fall ensures a bewitching experience to tickle your adventurous soul and feed it with the wellness of enchantment.

It is a hill station located at the heart of the Satara district of Maharashtra. This city is mainly famous for housing many residential educational institutions such as Kimmins High School, St. Peter’s School, St. Joseph’s Convent School, and many more. Other tourist attractions include Table Land (the second-largest mountain plateau in Asia), Sydney Point, Parsi Point, Devil’s Kitchen, and Mapro Garden.

Sai Baba was an Indian spiritual master who was considered to be a saint by the people of Maharashtra. Moreover, Baba was a saint for both Hindu and Muslim devotees during his lifetime and continues to be so even after years and years of his demise. It is still unclear whether Baba was born into a Hindu or Muslim family but his teachings comprised ideologies from both religions.

Shirdi is a small town in Maharashtra that is known to be the former home of Sai Baba and every year, thousands of Hindu and Muslim devotees visit the Sai Baba temple here. The best time to visit this temple is from December to March because the weather remains pleasant during this time of the year

Located at the banks of the Pachganga River and occupying the southern part of Maharashtra, Kolhapur is also known as “Dakshin Kashi” because of its spiritual history related to Hindu God Mahalaxmi. This city is famous for its delicious cuisines such as various mutton dishes, Kolhapuri misal, and traditional meat cuisines. Pandhra rassa (white curry) and Tambda rassa (red curry) are the two most popular soup-like curries of Kolhapur. Besides, Kolhapur is the hub of the famous hand-crafted and braided leather slippers called Kolhapuri chappal which also holds the record of receiving the Geographical Indication (GI) designation in the year 2019.