Kanheri caves which are famous for its 109 special entrances and age old sculptures, carvings, paintings and inscriptions from the 1st century to the 10th century are located in the Sanjay Gandhi National Park, in Mumbai and is famous for a group of alcoves and rock - cut monuments which shows the the Buddhist influence on the Indian art and culture. It is a collection of about 51 legible inscriptions and 26 epigraphs including inscriptions in Brahmi, Devanagari and 3 Pahlavi and most of the caves here were used as Buddhist Virahas, which are meant for studying, meditation and accommodation, and had stone platforms in place of beds. The larger caves among the Kanheri Caves called the Chaityagrahas were used as halls of worship and religious congregations during the olden times. These halls are rectangular in shape and are adorned with stone pillars, each of which has their own unique construction style and no similarity to another. There is a row of 34 pillars that divide the Grahas and have intricate carvings of Buddha and the Bodhisattvas.  

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