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Barabar Caves, located in the state of Bihar, are an important ancient tourist attraction and are one of the oldest surviving rock-cut caves in India. These mysterious caves were cut out of granite during the reign of Ashoka in the 3rd century BC and feature sculptures that reflect Indian religious art and culture. They represent a unique blend of Buddhist, Jain, and Hindu styles that tell stories from all three traditions. A visit to Barabar Caves is a must for any tourist interested in exploring the rich spiritual heritage of India. The ruins also provide insight into early cave architecture, which serves as a reminder of just how advanced ancient civilizations were. With stunning natural surroundings and lush green forests nearby, Barabar Caves make for a truly memorable Bihar tour experience.
