The facade of the large hotel is visible with its arched portals, onion cupolas and domes. The hotel sits next to the Arabian Sea.

The central section of the facade is visible in an upward sweeping view.

The corner with an onion dome is visible along with sweeping view of portion of the side facades.

The fortification includes a watch tower and arcade.

The facade of the railway station building is mostly visible behind a few trees. The building's style is a compilation of styles from Britain and India.

This view shows the carved figurative decoration on the lintel frieze of figures both seated and standing.

The painting on the cave wall depicts several seated half-clothed figures inside an architectural setting. In the lower right corner is another couple can be seen through a gold embellished window. In the upper right corner are more people. On the left side is an animal that resembles a horse or dog. There are many missing chips. Vidhurapandita teaches the sacred doctrine to the Naga King Varuna on the left and Queen Vimala is on the balcony discussing her marriage. Vidhurapandita and the court lady are below the balcony.

The sculptural relief consists of lotus medallion in a mandala pattern. Two figures flank the sides of the relief.

The stupa inside the cave is shown in this view. The stupa is a large religious structure housed under the domed interior of the prayer hall.

An elephant charges then kneels at feet of a Buddha figure as people watch.

An elephant dominates the scene with some figures in the foreground and background. Some foliage and rocky formations are also part of this painted imagery on the wall of the cave.

The scene painted on the wall of the cave consists of many male and female figures. In the foreground, a couple are engaged in an enclosed shrine.

This view shows a dado panel of six dwarves carved in low relief into the wall.

Entrance to Cave 3 is shown in this view with its six pillars. One figure is also in this view.

Entrance to cave 3 is shown in this view with its pillars. The massive amount of natural rock is also visible in this view. In the far lower right hand corner of this view can be seen a bit of an underground staircase.

In this view a relief carving of Suparshvanatha with his symbol, the cobra, is shown.

This close detail view shows two pillars and the carved figural element depicting Bahubali.

This close detail view of a pillar shows Bahubali, a Jain saint.

This close detail view shows a relief carving of Mahavira.

Outer view of Hindu cave temple. The raised layered platform leads to the temple entrance with its four pillars. Some tourists are visible in this scene.

This view of the temple shows the raised layered platform of stairs leading to the entrance.

This close detail view shows the figure of a nude goddess.

The ciborium includes elaborately turned and decorated columns and finials with a richly carved surface. Atop the ciborium is a large crucifix.

This detail view shows several pillars of the east and south sides of the temple.