Explanation:

It is located in Aurangabad District is Ellora. It is located a hundred kilometres from Ajanta and has thirty-two Buddhist, Brahmanical and Jain caves.Locally known as ‘Verul Leni’, the caves are hewn out of the volcanic basaltic formation of Maharasthra, known as ‘Deccan Trap’,Ellora is also world famous for the largest single monolithic excavation in the world, the great Kailasa.It is a unique art-historical site in the country as it has monasteries associated with the three religions dating from the fifth century CE onwards to the eleventh century CE.
Learning: The importance of Ellora during the early centuries of the Christian era is also understood by the findings of coins of Satavahanas, the ruling dynasty during the period. The Satavahanas had their capital at Pratishtana (modern Paithan) and ruled the entire area between the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal and bordered by the Narmada River on the north.