Тһе Kа𝗂ⅼаѕһ Теmрⅼе 𝗂ѕ аn аnс𝗂еnt 𝖧𝗂nԁu tеmрⅼе ⅼосаtеԁ 𝗂n tһе Eⅼⅼоrа Саvеѕ соmрⅼех 𝗂n Mаһаrаѕһtrа, 𝖨nԁ𝗂а

The Kailash Temple is an ancient Hindu temple located in the Ellora Caves complex in Maharashtra, India. It is widely considered as one of the most remarkable cave temples in the world due to its intricate carvings and its unique architecture. The temple was constructed in the 8th century AD under the Rashtrakuta dynasty, and it is believed that it took several generations to complete

The mystery surrounding the Kailash Temple lies in how it was built. The temple was carved out of a single rock, with no visible seams or joints. It is estimated that it took over 200,000 tons of rock to construct the temple, and the engineering techniques used in its construction remain a mystery to this day. Some speculate that the temple was built with the help of advanced technology or extraterrestrial assistance, while others believe that it was built using ancient techniques that have been lost to time.