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Erotic India
Visiting the ancient religious
centres of India and touring the Indian heritage sites is an experience
that every tourist must include within his tour itinerary of India.
Among the major religious heritage sites of India that are a must visit
tour destination are the temples of Khajuraho, representing the most
unique Indian temple architecture form. Take a tour of the temple
complex and get mesmerised by the Khajuraho sculptures revealing the
sensual charms of the human body.
Next on the tour list are the cave temple sites of Ajanta and Ellora, which represent the flourishing past of India's three major ancient religions - Hinduism. Buddhism and Jainism. Have a look inside the caves and witness the alluring beauty of the intricately created murals and erotic sculptures. This Indian heritage site of Ajanta and Ellora caves are also considered the ultimate example of rock cut architecture in India and every structure of this cave site have been cut out of solid rock. Famous Erotic Arts In IndiaAjanta
Caves
These caves are the most magnificent examples of rock cut architecture and cave paintings. The Ellora caves are over 10 centuries old and represent elaborate sculptures of Hindu, Buddhist and Jain faiths. While the caves at Ajanta dates back to the 5th century and contain paintings and sculptures of major events in the life of Lord Buddha. read more about
Ajanta Caves Ellora Caves These caves are the most magnificent examples of rock cut architecture and cave paintings. The Ellora caves are over 10 centuries old and represent elaborate sculptures of Hindu, Buddhist and Jain faiths. While the caves at Ajanta dates back to the 5th century and contain paintings and sculptures of major events in the life of Lord Buddha. read more about
Ellora Caves Khajuraho Temples Once a great capital of Chandela Kings, the temple town of Khajuraho has become one of the most visited temple site in India. Out of the once existing eighty-five temples, only twenty-five, strewn amidst the lakes and fields have survived. read more about
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