A group of ancient Buddhist rock-cut caves on Trirashmi hill.
Overview
The Pandavleni (Trirashmi) caves are a group of around two dozen Buddhist rock-cut caves on a hill on the southern side of Nashik. The climb to the caves offers views over the city.
Significance
The caves are among the important early Buddhist monuments of western India and carry historic inscriptions.
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