Exteriors of the Pandavleni Caves
Twenty four caves are cut in a long line, on the north of the Trivashmi Hills. These caves were carved out from the 1st century BCE through to the 3rd century BCE, and statues were added to these caves later on. The caves are heavily ornamented, with intricate carvings that include Buddhist sculptures are a significant group of early examples of Indian rock-cut architecture.
Interiors of the Pandavleni Caves
The interiors of the Pandavleni Caves are less intricate compared to its interiors. The must-visit among the interiors of these caves are the 3rd, 10th, 18th and 20th ones. The 18th cave was essentially a shrine or a prayer hall and features a Stupa at one end.
