D'source Design Gallery on Kanheri Caves

Design Gallery

Kanheri Caves

A group of rock-cut monuments

A water reserve near viharas.
Prayer Hall.
Area where the Brahmi and Devanagari inscriptions are found.
Entrance to the main prayer hall.
Colossal sculpture of Budhdha.
Reliefs at the entrance of the cave.
Pillars in the main hall.
A Budhdhist Vihara.
Budhdhist Vihara.
Caves cut in the mountains.
A retiring room for Budhdhist monks.
Stairs and enclosures built in stone.

A water reserve near viharas.	Prayer Hall.	Area where the Brahmi and Devanagari inscriptions are found.	Entrance to the main prayer hall.	Colossal sculpture of Budhdha.	Reliefs at the entrance of the cave.
Pillars in the main hall.	A Budhdhist Vihara.	Budhdhist Vihara.	Caves cut in the mountains.	A retiring room for Budhdhist monks.	Stairs and enclosures built in stone.

The Kanheri Caves are a group of rock-cut monuments, located north of Borivali on the western outskirts of Mumbai. They are situated within the boundaries of sanjay gandhi National park. Kanheri Caves are signs of Buddhist influence on art and culture in India. Kanheri comes from the Sanskrit word Krishnagiri meaning blackmountain.