Elora Kailasa Temple, located in Elora city, Maharashtra state, India, is one of the most impressive stone structures in the world. Built in the 8th-10th centuries, Kailasa temple is part of the Ellora memorial complex, recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.

Kailasa Temple is built entirely from a large block of basalt stone, with a height of about 30 meters and is engraved with animated portraits of Hindu gods such as Shiva, Parvati and Vishnu. The project is said to have taken around 150 years to complete, with thousands of artisans and stonemasons involved in the construction process.

The highlight of Kailasa temple is its intricate architecture and transparency in the carving of animations and motifs. It has a tall main tower, floors, corridors, stairs and courtyards, creating a special and magnificent religious space. The idols and landscapes are created with great sophistication and detail, demonstrating reverence and devotion to the Hindu gods.

Elora Kailasa Temple is considered one of the most unique stone architectural wonders in the world. It attracts thousands of visitors and researchers from all over the world. Kailasa Temple is a vivid picture of ancient Indian culture, religion and architecture, with the perfect combination of human creativity and the natural beauty of stone.