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Get a driver to make the trip to Kanheri Caves, approx. 80 mins away from town. Pay the Rs190 to get car into the National Park (or it'll be a long trek to caves) and pay extra to see caves. The sculptures and carvings inside the caves are just magnificent, can't believe over 2000yrs old and the Gov. is not... More

From the main entrance of Sanjay Gandhi National Park to the steps that lead up to the caves is a good 1 hour walk. The time includes stops for water, sitting on the kerb watching small streams flow past, taking photographs, staring at birds and trees and flowers on the way as well as avoiding monkeys. While the caves themselves... More

Just wow when you see those caves how they were built 2000 years ago just made of hands. Best time to see the caves is during monsoon (June-Sept), then you can also enjoy all water falls. However, I was there the first time in January, also very impressive.

I had visited the caves in Feb week 2 along with an australian colleague to show him around Mumbai. The objective was to go for lion safari but settled for Kanheri caves trip due to long Qs for safari. But Yeah! Worthwhile trip I would say. You get mini bus from Borivli National gate to get to Kanheri at Rs... More

Kanheri caves are located in a park that has many attractions for city dwellers, like a zoo, a Tiger and Lion Safari, watewr and jungle. The caves are really a Budhist monastery carved in stone, much less impressive than Elephanta caves, but nonetheless worth visiting. You will see that the place is much bigger and can see Mumbai´s skyline on... More

Why travel anywhere else to see and explore history. One visit to Kanheri caves. Right in the middle of a bustling city, Mumbai, first the National park and deep inside is the 2 century BC buddhist caves. How did they do it?

The ancient Kanheri Caves of north Mumbai lie within the forest on a rocky plateau in the present day Sanjay Gandhi National Park [SGNP]. Lat long: 19°13’ N; 72°55’ E This is a highly under rated attraction, well worth at least a half day trip for both visitors to, and local residents of Bombay. An early start is recommended to... More

One of the few sites to see in Mumbai. A real gem.