The caves and rock-cut temples at Ellora are

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The caves and rock-cut temples at Ellora are

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The correct answer is option 4: Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain. The caves and rock-cut temples at Ellora are known for their rich cultural and religious diversity. These ancient structures were carved out of the basalt rock during the 6th to 10th centuries CE. Ellora has a total of 34 caves, and they are dedicated to different religious traditions. Out of these, 12 caves are Buddhist, 17 caves are Hindu, and 5 caves are Jain. These caves serve as important religious and artistic sites, showcasing the coexistence and mutual influence of these three major religions in ancient India. The creativity and skill displayed in the intricate carvings and sculptures of Ellora make it a remarkable UNESCO World Heritage site.