1.7M views · 58K reactions | No 3D models, no modern tools, and no room for error — making the Kailasa Temple one of the most jaw-dropping examples of ancient Indian craftsmanship. Carved top-down over 1,200 years ago, this architectural marvel continues to baffle Western scholars, with some even suggesting it may have been an otherworldly creation! #WorldHeritageDay #KailasaTemple #Ellora #WilliamDalrymple | HISTORY | Facebook

“Visiting the Kailash Temple at Ellora was a breathtaking and soul-touching experience. Standing before this monumental marvel, carved from a single rock and adorned with intricate carvings and sculptures, I felt an overwhelming sense of awe and reverence. The temple’s grandeur and spiritual energy left an indelible mark on my heart, making it a journey to remember forever.” #ellora #incredibleindia #indianphilosophy #india #kailashtemple #shambajinagar #shammisyogalaya #aurangabad #heritage #mo

Carved into the basalt cliffs of Maharashtra, the Ellora Caves are not just monuments,they are conversations etched in stone. Between the 6th and 10th centuries, artisans chiselled 34 rock-cut caves from a single escarpment, dedicated to Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism. At a time when faith often divided, Ellora stood for coexistence, three traditions sharing one landscape, one horizon. The most astonishing of them all is Cave 16, the Kailasa Temple. Unlike structures built stone by stone, it wa

The Kailasa Temple at Ellora, built in the 8th century CE, is a mind-boggling rock-cut structure, carved from a single monolithic cliff with intricate sculptures and sprawling architectural detail... #fblifestyle #AncientDiscoveries #architecture #ancient #archaeology #AncientHistory #tourism #theancientplacetobe | We Love Ancient Aliens

The construction of the Kailasa Temple at Ellora required the removal of an estimated 200,000 tons of solid rock, yet no trace of the displaced material has ever been found... #theancientplacetobe #fblifestyle #tourism #AncientHistory #ancientaliens #ancient #AncientDiscoveries #archaeology #architecture | We Love Ancient Aliens