Anthropomorphic blonde cat explorer walks

Catwalk: walking in Vishvakarma Cave, Ellora Caves, Maharashtra, India on Monday thank you for the suggestion @suga2309 From Google: The Ellora Caves are a monumental UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Verul (near Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar/Aurangabad), Maharashtra, India. The complex features a 2-kilometer stretch of 34 rock-cut caves carved directly into a basalt cliff face. They were built roughly between the 6th and 12th centuries CE under various dynasties including the Kalachuris, Chalukyas, and Rashtrakutas. The 34 open caves are divided into three distinct religious groupings along the cliff: • Buddhist Caves (Caves 1–12): Excavated mostly between the 5th and 8th centuries CE. They include monasteries (viharas) and the famous Vishvakarma Cave (Cave 10), a soaring cathedral-like chaitya (prayer hall) with a carved Buddha. • Hindu Caves (Caves 13–29): Excavated from the 7th to 10th centuries CE, featuring dramatic narrative reliefs of Hindu deities, grand pillars, and Linga shrines (such as Cave 29, the Dhumar Lena). • Jain Caves (Caves 30–34): Located at the northern end and carved from the 9th to 12th centuries CE. Belonging to the Digambara sect, they feature intricate details and sculptures of Mahavira and Bahubali, most notably in Indra Sabha (Cave 32).

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