Mahakali Caves
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The Mahakali Caves (formerly Kondivita Caves) are Buddhist caves dating back almost two thousand years, located in the city of Mumbai (Bombay), India. It is carved out of a solid black basalt rock.
It is located between Andheri, Jogeshwari and Vikhroli, sandwiched between the Borivali National Park and Aarey Milk Colony.
It is surrounded by encroachments and shanties and is declared endangered.
The Area which stretches from the Mahakali caves to the beginning of Chakala is Known as Mahakali,this made Mahakali caves more famous among people living in Andheri East.
[edit] References
- Suburban caves
- Pay dirt: Treasure amidst Mumbai’s trash, Abhilash Gaur, The Sunday Tribune.
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| Caves around Mumbai |
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Elephanta Caves • Jogeshwari Caves • Kanheri Caves • Mahakali Caves • Mandapeshwar Caves |
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