Lohani Caves

These rock-cut cells are said to be the primitive residence of Shiva Yogis. The locals are not sure of the history of these caves but they do know that it was disputed. These caves are completely void of inscriptions and carvings, just a group of sharply cut rocks that appear like cells that are said to have been inhabited by humans since the pre-Muslim eras, more precisely the Yogis.

Lohani Caves are rock-cut caves and temples found near the abandoned Mandu site in southwest Madhya Pradesh, India. These excavations are dated to about the 11th and 12th century CE. The archaeological studies have yielded Hindu statues and carvings such as those of Shiva, Parvati, Vishnu, and Lakshmi.

There is no particular time to enter the Lohani Caves, it is open to all throughout the day. Moreover, entry to the Lohani Caves is free.

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