Mahakali Caves, otherwise called Kondivite Caves, are hundreds of years old and are situated in the western piece of the city of Mumbai in Andheri. Mahakali Caves include a sum of nineteen shake cut landmarks, worked somewhere in the range of first and sixth centuries. The fundamental cavern comprises of Buddha figures and stops and there are a few Buddha symbols cut on the stones as well.These strong basalt caverns are a most loved spot for history darlings, and archeologists. Shockingly perfect and productively kept up, the caverns are a long way from the city zone henceforth give a feeling of quietness.

Flawlessly cut out of strong dark basalt shake, the caverns have existed since the Ashokan Empire. The presence of a Buddhist Stupa demonstrates the home of Buddhist priests here. The dividers contain sacred writings in Pali, a language more seasoned than Sanskrit. A lion's share of the caverns is on a low-lying slope, rising just a couple of meters over the environment.Since the caverns are cut in volcanic device breccias, they are inclined to endure. The caverns are little in size and contain various shake cut reservoirs. Despite the fact that the pictures today are not plainly unmistakable, the Mahakali caverns are, to be sure a standout amongst the most wonderful examples of the stone cut religious community.