Gaya, Bihar
Dungeshwari Cave Temples, also known as Mahakala Caves, are ancient cave temples located near Bodh Gaya, near Gaya, where Lord Buddha is believed to have meditated before attaining enlightenment. The caves are significant archaeological and religious sites, attracting pilgrims and tourists interested in Buddhist history and archaeology.
Dungeshwari Cave Temples are ancient cave temples where Lord Buddha is believed to have spent time in meditation before attaining enlightenment under the Bodhi Tree. The caves hold great historical and religious significance and are important archaeological sites. The area has been preserved as a significant heritage site, reflecting the ancient Buddhist history of the region. The caves are a testament to the spiritual journey of Lord Buddha and continue to attract pilgrims and tourists from around the world.
Ancient cave temples
Buddha statues and sculptures
Intricate carvings and decorative elements
Well-maintained cave complex
Scenic views of the surrounding landscape
Historical significance and heritage value
Archaeological importance
Explore the ancient cave temples
Admire the Buddha statues and sculptures
Learn about Buddhist history
Photography of the caves and architecture
Meditation and spiritual contemplation
Guided tours and heritage walks
Nearest Airport: Gaya International Airport – approx. 20 km
Major Railway Stations:
Gaya Junction Railway Station – approx. 20 km
Metro Station: Not directly accessible by metro
Dungeshwari Cave Temples (Mahakala Caves) are located near Bodh Gaya, accessible by road from Gaya.
Dungeshwari Cave Temples (Mahakala Caves) are accessible by road from Gaya. Private vehicles, taxis, and buses operate to the caves. The caves are easily accessible from major areas of Gaya and Bodh Gaya, making it convenient for both local visitors and tourists.