This rock cut site consists of 51 caves, stupas, Chaityas, passages, and compact dwellings, carved in the 7th century CE.

The site includes large statues of Gautama Buddha in sitting and Nirvana mudra.

[1] Fourteen caves on the northern side are considered historically significant, among which Bari Kacheri (big courthouse) and Bhima Bazar are the most so.

The Bari Kacheri cave measures 20 feet square and includes stupas and chaityas.

Bhima Bazar cave is the largest among the group, measuring 115 feet by 80 and including vihara and chaityagruha.