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Caves or
caverns are
natural voids under the Earth's surface.
Caves often form by the
weathering of rock and
often extend deep underground.
Exogene caves...
- in India.
Ajanta Caves are a
UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Universally regarded as
masterpieces of
Buddhist religious art, the
caves include paintings...
- Jain
caves. The
complex is a
leading example of
Indian rock-cut architecture, and
several are not
strictly "
caves" in that they have no roof.
Cave 16 features...
- The
Mogao Caves, also
known as the
Thousand Buddha Grottoes or
Caves of the
Thousand Buddhas, form a
system of 500
temples 25 km (16 mi)
southeast of the...
- Batu
Caves is a 325-m tall
mogote with a
series of
limestone caves in Gombak, Selangor, Malaysia. It is
located about 13 km (8.1 mi)
north of the capital...
- Guna
Caves,
initially named as Devil's Kitchen, is a
cave located in Kodaikanal,
Tamil Nadu, India. It
attracts many
visitors every year. The location...
-
exploring wild
cave systems (as
distinguished from show
caves). In contrast,
speleology is the
scientific study of
caves and the
cave environment. The...
- culture.
Other caves in the area are
Karla Caves,
Bhaja Caves,
Patan Cave and
Bedse Caves.
These are a
group of twenty-four
Hinayana Buddhist caves whose excavation...
- The
Chinhoyi Caves (previously the
Sinoia Caves) are a
group of
limestone and
dolomite caves in
north central Zimbabwe.
Designated a
National Park in...
- The
Qumran Caves (Arabic: كهوف قمران Kuhūf Qumrān; Hebrew: מערות קומראן
HaMeara Kumran) are a
series of
caves, both
natural and artificial,
found around...
