Moghalrajpuram Caves

Moghalrajpuram Caves

Moghalrajpuram Caves is one of the centrally protected sites of national importance situated in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh.

Moghalrajpuram Caves are located in Vijayawada of Andhra Pradesh. This is one of the centrally protected sites of national importance; it is consisted of three temples. It has five rock cut sanctorums, which date back to 5th century AD. Lord Nataraja and Ganesha are the prime idols of the cave, which are still in good condition. Cave 2 exhibits an astounding cornice with artificial windows. This Moghalrajpuram temple has an Ardhanarisvara statue which is thought to be the earliest statue of South India.

Visiting Information to Moghalrajpuram caves
Vijayawada Junction railway station and Vijayawada International Airportare the nearest mediums of reaching the Moghalrajpuram caves. This site can also be reached by road via National Highway 16.

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