According to report the third largest state in India, Maharashtra overlooks the Arabian Sea and forms an integral part of West India. This coastal state presents a fine blend of tradition and modernity, and is home to several enchanting tourist attractions.
Meanwhile Maharashtra’s rich cultural tradition is magnificently reflected in its palaces and monuments which lure hundreds of tourists to Maharashtra from all corners of the globe. Meanwhile important among these monuments are the Gateway of India, Mumbai; Elephanta Caves, Mumbai, Aga Khan Palace, Pune; Aurangabad Caves; and the rock cut caves at Ajanta and Ellora.
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Further it is home to some of the finest
embodiment of rock-cut architecture, Ajanta and Ellora are archeological
sites. Further it is renowned for its monumental caves built by the
Rashtrakutas and other ruling dynasties of ancient South India.
