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The Jogeshwari Caves are some of the earliest Buddhist cave temples sculptures located in the Mumbai suburb of Jogeshwari, India. The caves date back to 520 to 550 CE. These caves belongs to the last

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Jogeshwari Caves

The Jogeshwari Caves are some of the earliest Buddhist cave temples sculptures located in the Mumbai suburb of Jogeshwari, India. The caves date back to 520 to 550 CE. These caves belongs to the last
The Jogeshwari Caves are some of the earliest Buddhist cave temples sculptures located in the Mumbai suburb of Jogeshwari, India. The caves date back to 520 to 550 CE. These caves belongs to the last
The Jogeshwari Caves are some of the earliest Buddhist cave temples sculptures located in the Mumbai suburb of Jogeshwari, India. The caves date back to 520 to 550 CE. These caves belongs to the last

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January

12.6 - 35.2 °C

February

13.9 - 36.8 °C

March

17.1 - 38.6 °C

April

21 - 37.2 °C

May

24.5 - 35.7 °C

June

23.2 - 35.4 °C

July

23.4 - 32.6 °C

August

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September

23 - 33.5 °C

October

20.3 - 36.4 °C

November

17.8 - 36 °C

December

14.3 - 35.2 °C

Major Airports :

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (BOM), Mumbai

Nearest Railway Station :

Mumbai Central Railway Station (MMCT)

Major Airports :

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (BOM), Mumbai

Uncovering Mumbai's heritage: Jogeshwari Caves

Jogeshwari Caves are an unsung gem that provide a fascinating window into Mumbai's rich past and religious life, dating back to 6th-century India where both Hindu and Buddhist art coexist harmoniously. Explore them to unearth some of Mumbai's oldest treasures!

Faith and Art Collaboration

Jogeshwari Caves offer an intricately-carved journey of belief through time. Once known only for Buddhist sculptures, these caves now house Hindu and Buddhist figures alike - creating an everlasting dialogue. There are sacred spaces dedicated to Hanuman, Shiva, Ganesha and Goddess Jogeshwari where you will discover an artful blend of devotion and artistry.

A majestic grand entrance leads into an exquisite space adorned with an impressive forest of pillars that stand silent sentinels to their stories. At its centre stands a six-pillared section as an everlasting reminder of those whose hands shaped it all, featuring Hanuman, Ganesha and Dattatreya idols that invite exploration of spirituality and craftsmanship alike.

Echoes of Ancient Crafts

These caves represent not only structures but also the spirit and history of Mumbai's past. Carved over 1,500 years ago during the excavation frenzy that produced Ajanta and Elephanta caves, Jogeshwari Caves possess undeniable historical value - their journey begins by ascending an outdoor staircase leading you directly into its depths.

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Opening time - 06:00 AM

Closing time - 06:00 PM

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Discover More of Mumbai's Richness

As much as you've begun your journey towards Jogeshwari Caves, Mumbai holds much more to discover in its cultural fabric:

Explore Kanheri Caves: Step back through time at Mumbai's Kanheri Caves, where history and art come together at Sanjay Gandhi National Park. These rock-cut caves reveal India's rich Buddhist history through ancient sculptures, paintings and inscriptions dating from 1st to 10th centuries.

Experience the divine beauty and spirituality of Mahalaxmi Temple: Explore one of Mumbai's oldest temples built during 16-17 century devoted to Mahalaxmi, revered Goddess of Wealth. A powerful testament of cultural heritage in Mumbai.

Experience divine bliss and seek Lord Ganesha's blessing at Mumbai's revered Siddhivinayak Temple, established in 1801. Dedicated to Lord Ganesha, it features an iconic idol made out of one black stone with his trunk facing right - an unmissable feature at this incredible temple dating back to 1801.