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Lonar Crater
... station in the town I was starting off from, so that's what I did. After that no one knew whether there would be a direct bus or if I'd have to get more than one bus, or what sort of ...
Bushcamp III + Camp IV
... wo mir hei chönne Duschi und so bruche. Zersch simer aber nomal so Höhline ga aluege, äs het aber irgendwie niemer so rächt möge. Darum si de die meiste nachem Mittag o eifach chli ufem Zältplatz umeghängt u hei d Sunne gnosse. Mir isch immer no nid würklech besser gange und i ha o wieder Fieber übercho… d Duschi allerdings isch herrlich gsi nach dene 3 Täg ...
Buddist caves and art work - 2nd BC to the 6th AD
These caves were re-discovered in the early 19th century and one of the British exploring party called John Smith wrote his name in graffitti on a cave wall - the vandal! The sculptures and art work (temperas) are well preserved and give an excellent insight into life during this time.
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Caves
Saturday 29th After breakfast, again by our cook, we drove to the Ajanta caves, excavated between 200BC and 800AD. Rediscovered by the British in 1819, the 30 caves are Buddhist temples with carvings and paintings within them. We again bushcamped and had dinner supplied by Rafik.
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Ajanta Caves
... that was not right and still tried to get money out of me. Ajanta was incredible. I haven't normally seen things like this. It was a series of caves found over a hundred years ago, however they are between 500 and 2000 years old and still pretty well preserved. I think there were 26 caves that were both Buddhist and Hindu caves. There was a Buddha statue in just a bout every cave of the first six and outside every cave ...
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