Rediff.com's Hitesh Harisinghani visited Jogeshwari caves and returned with some amazing stories.
Right in the heart of Jogeshwari (a suburb in North Mumbai), you'll find one of India's largest and earliest cave temples.
Situated off the Western Express Highway, it is surrounded by encroachments.
But the minute you step into this place, a sense of calm will engulf you.
Around 1,500 years old, these caves are adorned with stunning pillars and a lingam at the end -- it is considered as a shrine to Lord Shiva.
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