Jogeshwari Caves

The tallest cave temple, in Jogeshwari, Mumbai, 1500 years old, was built by Buddhist architecture and later taken over by Hindus. There is a precious heritage of India in the form of Mahakali and Jogeshwari caves at a distance of just three kilometers. The temple at Jogeshwari Cave is the longest cave temple in India. Jogeshwari Caves Near Amboli village, 21 miles south of Goregaon station in the city of Mumbai, is the huge cave temple of Jogeshwari (Jogeshwari or Yogeshwari) which is considered to be the largest cave temple in India, besides the Kailasha temple of Ellora. To reach Jogeshwari's cave, one has to travel 45 minutes from the church gate. The cave of Jogeshwari also has a huge central hall. Apart from this, the idols of Hanuman, Goddess Mata Jogeshwari, and Ganesha are also located here. Devotees have great belief in the gods of this place. The region is surrounded by a dry climate, which makes the area extremely hot. Home of many ancient sculptures, the place holds the history of many legends.