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LTC Tour Europe the sign of Bedse village, the village is another 1.5-2 KMS inside from the main road and you have to do some offroading over there
. Once we reached the village we parked our bikes outside a temple. The road towards the hill starts just to the right. There is no designated road from the temple to the foot of the village and sometimes non-existent. We had to walk through mud and water to reach the foot of the hill. There are farms on the both side of the muddy road. The view of the distance hills from here was quite breathtaking. The waterfalls coming down from the top of the hills makes one feel like running to that place. I started to feel if there was ever any nice way to die, it will be sitting here like this and slowly drifting of to that eternal sleep.LTC Tour Europe reaching the foot of the hill, there are well laid out stairs to the top making the climb quite easy. We were at the top in 20 minutes. However there are small waterfalls and lush greenery on both sides of the stairs (thanks to the rainy season) so we stopped and took in some of that beauty as well. I strongly suggest visiting Bedse Caves during the rainy season. Otherwise I am pretty sure you will miss at least 60% of its charm. The water is drinkable as well. These small waterfalls can be tracked back upwards to some extent as we did but the rocks being wet and slippery you have to be extremely careful. Alas! all good things must come to an end and so was this beautiful trip was coming to. We started descending drenched but warm inside, tired but satisfied, hungry but calm.
LTC Tour Europe are two caves at the top. One is a 'Chaitya' or meditation room and the other is 'Vihara' or their staying rooms. The Chaitya has very close resemblance to the Buddhist architecture seen in Ajanta caves. The sculptural prowess is just as graceful and attention to minuscule details just as scrupulous. The cave and surroundings are litter free as not many tourists visit the Bedse Caves. The meditation room really calms the mind and makes one feel he is thousand miles away from civilisation. If you really want to meditate, it is the place for it. Next to the 'Chaitya' is the 'Vihara'. There are 9 small rooms 7 of which accommodate 2 persons each. It is almost unbelievable that people can stay in such places day in, day out only meditating and thinking of Lord Buddha. And it shows what the human mind and body can achieve once it has set its mind upon something.
LTC Tour Europe is a small 'Stupa' next to the 'Chaitya'. Small statues and interesting carvings are visible in and around the meditation cave. They resemble the 'Kinnar' and 'Gandharva' statues of the Ajanta caves. However according to local legend, many of the carvings were destroyed due to human foolishness. Here is what Wikipedia has to say about it-"Until around 1861 the caves were regularly maintained - even painted. These works were ordered by local authorities in order to please British officers who often visited caves. This has caused loss of the remnants of plaster with murals on it." The descent was a little difficult as the stairs were slippery from constant water flow over them. But we were at the foot of the hill pretty quickly. Landed in Rome? You don't need to be rich to enjoy Italy's capital.
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