The Karla Caves, a popular day trip from Mumbai, are a series of Buddhist shrines carved into a hillside, with many dating back to the first century BCE. These ancient structures include well-preserved prayer halls and monasteries, adorned with intricate sculptures of elephants, horses, and people. Visitors can explore the detailed carvings and experience the serene atmosphere of these historical sites, which offer a glimpse into the rich cultural and religious heritage of the region.
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