Elephanta Island

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Day: Tuesday – Sunday

Time: 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM

About

Elephanta Island is a special place in Mumbai with old caves that were made a long time ago. These caves have carvings of gods and sculptures that tell stories. People can take a boat from the Gateway of India to go there and see these amazing carvings. One big cave has a huge statue of the god Shiva!

The island and the caves are very old, from many years ago, and they are even a part of the special places protected by UNESCO. People visit to learn about India’s history and look at the beautiful carvings that tell stories about the past. It’s like a journey back in time to see these ancient wonders.

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