
Elephanta Caves are Mumbai's most extraordinary heritage destination — a UNESCO World Heritage Site on Elephanta Island in Mumbai Harbour, housing magnificent 5th–8th century rock-cut Shiva sculptures including the awe-inspiring three-faced Trimurti, one of the greatest sculptures in Indian art. Reached by ferry from Gateway of India in one hour. Entry fee applies; camera charges extra. The 20-minute climb to the caves through a vendor-lined stairway is part of the experience.
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