Central India Culture and Sights

address:Lokmanya Tilak Road, Bombay, opening hours:Open every day. check out the meat market, if you dare!, price level:budget

Not just a train station, come to see the architecture as well. The Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, formerly known as Victoria Terminus in Mumbai, is an outstanding example of Victorian Gothic Revival ar...

These caves are believed to date back to the 9th century. They are filled with statues of Hindu dieties. The ‘City of Caves’ contains a magnificent collection of rock art linked to the cult of Shiva....

Gigantic walls and acoustic wonder. The defiant fortress on top of a 450 feet high granite mountain was one of the strongest in India, surrounded threefold by huge fortifications. The Fort was enlarged ...

Cult caves off the beaten track. In the middle of the Table Mountains north of Aurangabad, there are nine cult caves with monumental sculptures and reliefs from the 7th century.

The Kailash temple was carved from rock as a monolith . Built in an untraditional fashion - Not piling stones on each other but starting on a big rock from the top and carving everything out - this is h...

The imposing building preserves spätkoloniale Indian art from all eras past - one of the richest museums in the whole of India. Tues-Sat 10.30-18 clock, 159/61, MG Road

Beyond the Chowpatty beach in the residential area of Upper Bombay, the Malabar Hill, will cover the Hanging Gardens, a work of art of the landscape in which gardeners constantly trim the bushes, so t...

address:Vishnu tempel