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Kanheri Caves
Kanheri Caves
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AparnaSharma
มุมไบ (บอมเบย์), อินเดีย216 ผลงาน
ก.ย. ค.ศ. 2021
Despite having lived in Mumbai all my life, I had never ever visited Kanheri Caves. It took a few European friends of mine who were on their very first visit to India who got a strong recommendation for Kanheri Caves from a German tourist to have me explore the idea.
Nestled in Borivali East is a world that seems unexplored, untouched. Blanketed in green, enveloped on all sides by Mother Nature, these caves are perhaps the most untouched part of this crazy chaotic city of Mumbai.
You'll find it difficult to believe that we five were the ONLY tourists in this entire Kanheri zone.
These Buddhist caves are archaeological heritage monuments dating back to the period between 1st&10th century AD. A total of 110 caves including some that are inaccessible have the most aweinspiring carvings, frescoes & ancient paintings & engravings that one can ever imagine.
The access to these caves is from brilliantly maintained stairways that are as ancient as the caves themselves. The acoustics of some of the caves are phenomenal with perfect echoing that lends a mystic aura to the site.
One of the security guards offered to share his knowledge about the caves, precious information on their history, especially the different mudras of the Buddhist statues & the various components of the sculptures.
Make it a point to visit the topmost point which is a table-top part of the hillock.
Impossible to believe that such a serene verdant slice of land is a part of the cacophonic city of Mumbai.
Nestled in Borivali East is a world that seems unexplored, untouched. Blanketed in green, enveloped on all sides by Mother Nature, these caves are perhaps the most untouched part of this crazy chaotic city of Mumbai.
You'll find it difficult to believe that we five were the ONLY tourists in this entire Kanheri zone.
These Buddhist caves are archaeological heritage monuments dating back to the period between 1st&10th century AD. A total of 110 caves including some that are inaccessible have the most aweinspiring carvings, frescoes & ancient paintings & engravings that one can ever imagine.
The access to these caves is from brilliantly maintained stairways that are as ancient as the caves themselves. The acoustics of some of the caves are phenomenal with perfect echoing that lends a mystic aura to the site.
One of the security guards offered to share his knowledge about the caves, precious information on their history, especially the different mudras of the Buddhist statues & the various components of the sculptures.
Make it a point to visit the topmost point which is a table-top part of the hillock.
Impossible to believe that such a serene verdant slice of land is a part of the cacophonic city of Mumbai.
เขียนเมื่อ 30 ธันวาคม ค.ศ. 2021
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Youngest_traveler_
มุมไบ (บอมเบย์), อินเดีย241 ผลงาน
ธ.ค. ค.ศ. 2019 • เพื่อนๆ
Kanheri Caves an amazing place to visit in mumbai . Kanhei caves is all about tge remained statue of ancients god and godesses and other sculptures too . The place has aesthetic and economic significance .
เขียนเมื่อ 15 กันยายน ค.ศ. 2020
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Melsy1
Ipswich, UK3,654 ผลงาน
ม.ค. ค.ศ. 2020 • ธุรกิจ
Really enjoyed my visit here. I spent around 2-3 hours here. (This included spending time watching the monkeys near the car park)
There's lots of caves. Suggest taking a photo of the plan as you walk in so you can refer back to it as you walk round.
Some of the caves are much and much alike but there's some stunning caves as you walk round. These have amazing images of buddah carved into the stone and large Pillars.
It's set on a hillside and will involve lots of steps. Make sure you wear comfortable shoes. Suggest having plenty of water with you.
At the top there's a good view across the national park.
There's lots of caves. Suggest taking a photo of the plan as you walk in so you can refer back to it as you walk round.
Some of the caves are much and much alike but there's some stunning caves as you walk round. These have amazing images of buddah carved into the stone and large Pillars.
It's set on a hillside and will involve lots of steps. Make sure you wear comfortable shoes. Suggest having plenty of water with you.
At the top there's a good view across the national park.
เขียนเมื่อ 14 เมษายน ค.ศ. 2020
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markb120
Karnei Shomron, ดินแดนปาเลสไตน์1,832 ผลงาน
ก.พ. ค.ศ. 2020
If you decide between the Elefanta Caves and Kanheru Caves, I would recommend you the last ones. Great very interesting historic and religious site.
เขียนเมื่อ 29 มีนาคม ค.ศ. 2020
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ACharlotte19
ไคลูอา-โคน่า, ฮาวาย12 ผลงาน
ก.พ. ค.ศ. 2020
I loved going to see the Kanheri caves while I was in Mumbai. It's amazing to see the way that they carved the caves into the side of the cliffs. I decided to go on my own & do the biking trip, but I didn't get a ton of the history while I was there. I would recommend getting a tour guide to go with you, because it's clear this place is full of fascinating information!
เขียนเมื่อ 7 มีนาคม ค.ศ. 2020
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mimmo121
Caprie, อิตาลี114 ผลงาน
พ.ย. ค.ศ. 2019
Per fortuna a causa del mare mosso la gita all'Isola di Elefante è stata sostituita con questa alle grotte di Kanheri. Dopo la visita a Petra è stata la cosa più emozionante del nostro viaggio. Bellissimo panorama su Mumbai e fantastico sito archeologico risalente al 300 A.C. circa, esempio di architettura buddista primordiale. Dopo il caos cittadino si è catapultati in una foresta incontaminata prima e in un sito pieno di spiritualità dopo. Una delle poche cose non realizzate dagli Inglesi. Da non perdere.
เขียนเมื่อ 1 มีนาคม ค.ศ. 2020
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Meg
119 ผลงาน
ก.พ. ค.ศ. 2020
it is located in SGNP in Borivali. Easily accessible through Buses and Rickshaws. It is about 5-6 kms from the main gate and you can either take your own vehicle or local govt. bus. There about 107 clusters of caves of various sizes. They have different formats where some are plane square rooms with gates and then there are some with elaborate sculptures. Govt has tried to get the caves to be in best shape as much as it can. If you climb high enough , you'll get birds eye view of the city.
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abhuts
มุมไบ (บอมเบย์), อินเดีย127 ผลงาน
ก.พ. ค.ศ. 2020 • เพื่อนๆ
Its a Heaven in the city. An uphill climb which takes you to the top most point of mumbai giving a spectacular view of the city high rise along with the forest. Sitting in the beautiful caves built centuries back still gives you a divine experience away from the mad rush of everyday city life. A trip atleast twice a month is a must to get fresh pure oxygen for the mind and soul.
เขียนเมื่อ 11 กุมภาพันธ์ ค.ศ. 2020
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Ashvin S
Pinner75 ผลงาน
ก.พ. ค.ศ. 2020
I visited by car. You enter from the gate of the Sanjay Gandhi National Park and drive 6km inside to reach the caves. There is adequate parking inside. There are several caves and you have to climb steps to reach all the caves. Some of the caves have statues and there is one cave which contains two large statues of Budha. If you like historical sites then you will enjoy the visit.
I use a walking stick and I held the rails to climb the steps.
There is a small cafe which sells sodas and some snacks. Be careful of the monkeys who snatched my bag of crisps and soda as soon as I placed them on the table!
I use a walking stick and I held the rails to climb the steps.
There is a small cafe which sells sodas and some snacks. Be careful of the monkeys who snatched my bag of crisps and soda as soon as I placed them on the table!
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Sourabhde
ไฮเดอราบาด, อินเดีย100 ผลงาน
ก.พ. ค.ศ. 2020
Kanheri caves in Sanjay Gandhi National park is a hidden gem; within the city limits of Mumbai. Extraordinary vegetation and clean environment.
There are many activities (Lion/Tiger Safaris, Forest trails, Toy train etc etc.) that one could do here. However a day may not be enough if you want to do all. So prioritize.
One could take a car or rent a bike inside the entrance gate. There have been some recent rate hikes, but they all seem reasonable, looking at the improved upkeep and cleanliness of the place and also a lot of new infrastructure being put in.
1. Kanheri caves reside in midst of this vast forest. You need a separate ticket for this at nominal cost. The caves are much more cleaner now and securely locked up during off hours. There are new railings put in and a new complex coming up with public utilities and cafeteria etc.
2. It is wise to be there early to beat the sun and heat. Carry water a snacks along. Wear comfortable sports shoes and clothes.
3. It would be always a good idea to read up a bit about the caves and make a few notes before; like we did. This will make things easier to spot and one would not roam about aimlessly. Afterall there are 109 caves scattered over a wide area. The caves otherwise look the same, so its best to know the background and nuances a bit.
4. The caves are largely ‘Viharas” (Buddhist Monastery) and are stone cut, more than 2200 years old. The rocks are black basaltic.
5. Caves 1, 2, 3 (Chaitya hall with a large stupa, similar to Karla caves but smaller), 4 are notably the most talked about and interesting. So are 5 and 6 (Water cistern), 11 (Darbar hall), 34 (has an unfinished paining of Buddha on the ceiling), 41, 67, 81, 90. Cave 41 has a unique sculpture of Buddha with several small heads over the main head.
6. You will find inscriptions at various places in 3 different ancient scripts: Brahmi, Devanagari and Pahlavi.
7. Once you are done with the caves, don’t forget to climb on the topmost part of the caves to take a panoramic view of the forest and farther into the city, almost upto Powai. Beautiful sight.
8. On the way back, there is a small canteen for cold drinks and snacks. Further down you have fruit shops too. Beware of the monkeys who are all to eager to partake your food.
Highly recommended trek anytime of the year but mostly winter months or early morning in summers. Monsoons are also great if you are careful and avoid slippery tracks.
There are many activities (Lion/Tiger Safaris, Forest trails, Toy train etc etc.) that one could do here. However a day may not be enough if you want to do all. So prioritize.
One could take a car or rent a bike inside the entrance gate. There have been some recent rate hikes, but they all seem reasonable, looking at the improved upkeep and cleanliness of the place and also a lot of new infrastructure being put in.
1. Kanheri caves reside in midst of this vast forest. You need a separate ticket for this at nominal cost. The caves are much more cleaner now and securely locked up during off hours. There are new railings put in and a new complex coming up with public utilities and cafeteria etc.
2. It is wise to be there early to beat the sun and heat. Carry water a snacks along. Wear comfortable sports shoes and clothes.
3. It would be always a good idea to read up a bit about the caves and make a few notes before; like we did. This will make things easier to spot and one would not roam about aimlessly. Afterall there are 109 caves scattered over a wide area. The caves otherwise look the same, so its best to know the background and nuances a bit.
4. The caves are largely ‘Viharas” (Buddhist Monastery) and are stone cut, more than 2200 years old. The rocks are black basaltic.
5. Caves 1, 2, 3 (Chaitya hall with a large stupa, similar to Karla caves but smaller), 4 are notably the most talked about and interesting. So are 5 and 6 (Water cistern), 11 (Darbar hall), 34 (has an unfinished paining of Buddha on the ceiling), 41, 67, 81, 90. Cave 41 has a unique sculpture of Buddha with several small heads over the main head.
6. You will find inscriptions at various places in 3 different ancient scripts: Brahmi, Devanagari and Pahlavi.
7. Once you are done with the caves, don’t forget to climb on the topmost part of the caves to take a panoramic view of the forest and farther into the city, almost upto Powai. Beautiful sight.
8. On the way back, there is a small canteen for cold drinks and snacks. Further down you have fruit shops too. Beware of the monkeys who are all to eager to partake your food.
Highly recommended trek anytime of the year but mostly winter months or early morning in summers. Monsoons are also great if you are careful and avoid slippery tracks.
เขียนเมื่อ 10 กุมภาพันธ์ ค.ศ. 2020
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823Paul
โกลกาตา (กัลกัตตา), อินเดีย2 ผลงาน
1. I bought 3 online tickets, but on all 3 tickets my name is written instead of different family members. Is it a problem?
2. If I go there by Ola/Uber, shall I be allowed to go upto caves or should I get down at the gate & then take the bus ride?
Jeff
มุมไบ (บอมเบย์), อินเดีย386 ผลงาน
Hi, the name on the tickets is not an issue. Regarding taking a cab to the caves, there is a entry fee that is charged for cars that go inside the main gate. So if you want to pay that it is fine. Else you can always wait for the bus. Its a long journey till the end so walking is not advisable unless you are really passionate. The cab will generally drop u to the main gate.
Prashant C
ชิคาโก, อิลลินอยส์137 ผลงาน
Has anyone been to Kanheri Caves recently? What time does the gate open for kanheri caves? (Not for national park.. for kanheri caves)
Clement Waigwa
มอมบาซา, เคนยา107 ผลงาน
Lastly I was there they opened at 7:45
Svetlana K
Kaziranga National Park, อินเดีย6 ผลงาน
Is this place open on Mondays?
Navtej G
เซาแทมป์ตัน, UK367 ผลงาน
i went at the weekend so can't help too much. maybe call them
Sravan Palem
1533949515 ผลงาน
Can we take our car inside the park for safari or till the caves. Does it has car parking space?
Himanshu Bhatt
Ujjain, อินเดีย218 ผลงาน
not exactly inside the caves but upto entrance.
Pumiann
เมือง Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum), อินเดีย11 ผลงาน
Can I book a tour guide when I get there? At the main gate maybe, with transport?
Organised tours listed on the Internet are incredibly expensive, and I probably don’t need anything like what they are advertising. I certainly don’t want to go around the park according to other reviews it’s not worth it. I’ve seen enough Safari parks in India.
abizer p
มุมไบ (บอมเบย์), อินเดีย173 ผลงาน
Its not a safari park and you don't need a guide. The desk at the park is self explanatory. You can cycle to the caves entrance. and then walk around the caves. Its a park right in the heart of the city. 20 mins from the airport.
san296
Milton Keynes, UK16 ผลงาน
Hi, is the site too secluded during the monsoons? Will it be all right for a lone woman to visit?
mustpppp
มุมไบ (บอมเบย์), อินเดีย53 ผลงาน
From a woman travelling alone safety point of view it is OK if:
- You go during main sunlight hours
- A holiday - crowds bring safety
- You hire a vehicle (with driver) to take you there (the park has leopards)
Some other factors:
- Monsoon means slippery rocks. Have protective gear, especially boots/shoes. You need to have good balance.
- Abandon if heavy rain.
vizag_12
vizag22 ผลงาน
Is it good in the monsoon and how fit should one be to see it?
Ankur19892
มุมไบ (บอมเบย์), อินเดีย150 ผลงาน
Nice place during Monsoon. It will be slippery. Should have good shoes and more careful. Average fit person can visit this place
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- โรงแรมใกล้ๆ Kanheri Caves:
- (7.10 กม.) The Fern - Goregaon
- (7.13 กม.) Royal Hometel Suites
- (7.13 กม.) Residency Sarovar Portico
- (10.28 กม.) Goldfinch Hotel Mumbai
- (10.63 กม.) Hotel Mumbai House - Airoli, Navi Mumbai
- ร้านอาหารใกล้ๆ Kanheri Caves:
- (6.09 กม.) Seasonal Tastes
- (6.08 กม.) Kangan
- (6.10 กม.) Prego
- (5.86 กม.) Barbeque Nation
- (6.82 กม.) Prashant Corner
- สถานที่ท่องเที่ยวใกล้ๆ Kanheri Caves:
- (1.10 กม.) Sanjay Gandhi National Park
- (3.30 กม.) Tarot, Angel and You
- (4.62 กม.) Enfield Riders
- (7.57 กม.) Jack & Hill Adventures
- (8.46 กม.) Be The Local Tours and Travel