Entry fees, opening hours, and best times for Trip Planning. Avoid crowds and plan ahead.
arrow_back Back to main guide| Attraction | Hours | Entry | Best Time | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kailasa Temple (Cave 16) | 06:00-18:00 daily | ₹40 (Indians), ₹600 (foreigners) | Early morning to avoid crowds and harsh sunlight | 2-3 hours |
| Cave 10 (Vishwakarma Cave) | 06:00-18:00 daily | ₹40 (Indians), ₹600 (foreigners) | Morning, for the best light inside the cave | 1 hour |
| Cave 12 (Teen Taal) | 06:00-18:00 daily | ₹40 (Indians), ₹600 (foreigners) | Afternoon, to avoid the morning crowds | 1-2 hours |
| Cave 32 (Indra Sabha) | 06:00-18:00 daily | ₹40 (Indians), ₹600 (foreigners) | Morning or afternoon | 1-2 hours |
| Cave 30 (Chota Kailasa) | 06:00-18:00 daily | ₹40 (Indians), ₹600 (foreigners) | Morning or afternoon | 1 hour |
| Cave 29 (Dhumar Lena) | 06:00-18:00 daily | ₹40 (Indians), ₹600 (foreigners) | Morning or late afternoon | 1 hour |
| Cave 21 (Rameshwar Temple) | 06:00-18:00 daily | ₹40 (Indians), ₹600 (foreigners) | Morning or late afternoon | 1 hour |
Early morning to avoid crowds and harsh sunlight
Morning, for the best light inside the cave
Afternoon, to avoid the morning crowds
Morning or afternoon
Morning or afternoon
Morning or late afternoon
Morning or late afternoon
Worth visiting even if you only have time for one cave.
A must-see for its unique architectural style.
Worth the climb for the impressive sculptures.
A must-see for those interested in Jain art and religion.
Worth a visit if you have time after exploring Indra Sabha.
An impressive cave showcasing Hindu mythology.
A peaceful and beautiful temple.
Wear comfortable and modest clothing. Cover your shoulders and knees when visiting religious sites. Wear comfortable walking shoes.
Daily Budget: Budget: ₹1500, Mid: ₹3000, Luxury: ₹5000+
ATMs: Available in Aurangabad
Cash vs Card: Cash is preferred for small transactions. Cards are accepted at larger hotels and restaurants.
Bargaining: Expected at local markets and with auto-rickshaw drivers
Water: Drink bottled water only. Avoid tap water and ice.
Food: Eat at reputable restaurants. Avoid street food from questionable vendors.
Common Issues: Dehydration, heatstroke, stomach infections. Carry electrolytes, sunscreen, and insect repellent.
SIM Cards: Airtel and Vodafone offer good coverage. Obtain a SIM card with a valid ID and address proof.
WiFi: Available at most hotels and some restaurants
Language: English is spoken by many locals. Learning a few basic Hindi or Marathi phrases can be helpful.
Tipping: Restaurant: 5-10%, drivers: ₹50-100
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