Mumbai – Private Kanheri Caves Tour
About This Tour
Certainly, let’s delve into the intriguing world of the Private Kanheri Caves Tour. This captivating journey takes you to the north of Mumbai, where you’ll discover a hidden gem nestled in a protected national park. Within a lush forest, a rocky ravine unveils the remarkable Kanheri caves. These 109 caves, intricately carved into basalt rock, are a testament to ancient history.
As you explore this natural sanctuary, be on the lookout for the diverse wildlife that calls this place home. Keep an eye out for graceful deer, playful macaque monkeys, sunbathing reptiles, and the vibrant flocks of birds and butterflies that adorn the landscape.
The heart of this tour lies within the Kanheri caves, which date back to the 2nd century BC. These caves served as a sanctuary for Buddhist monks for centuries. You can wander through private dwellings, ornate prayer halls embellished with fascinating sculptures, and the captivating artistry etched into the rocky hillside. The paintings and inscriptions within provide a profound glimpse into the influence of Buddhism on Indian society. The Private Kanheri Caves Tour is a mesmerizing fusion of history, nature, and spirituality, offering a unique perspective on Mumbai’s rich heritage.
From Rs. 6500 per Person
COST PER PERSON | |
Single Day Tour | Rs. 6500/ USD 81$ |
Pvt. Group Tour | *Customised rate |
TIME DURATION | |
Single Day Tour(Morning) | 5 Hours |
- MEETING POINT: From your accommodation.
- TIMINGS: Morning: Morning 9AM
- Pickup and drop by Air Conditioner Car/ bus transportation.
- English speaking guide.
- Mineral water bottle.
- Tickets and Entry fee.
- For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.
Note:
-For customized group tour contact us.
-Booking should be made 24 hours before the tour.
Tour Highlights
Travel north of Mumbai, through an area of dense forest protected with national park status, to a rocky ravine where the maze of 109 Kanheri caves of Buddhist monistry is hewn into the basalt rock.
Keep your eyes out for the many species of diverse flora and fauna that reside here, including spotted deer, macaque monkeys, reptiles, and flocks of birds and butterflies.
Stroll through the labyrinth of grottos, dating from the 2nd century BC, that served a Buddhist population for many centuries. See private dwellings, decorative prayer halls, and intriguing sculptures all cut into the rocky hillside. Observe paintings and inscriptions as you appreciate the effect of Buddhism on Indian society.