Jain sculptures in Gwalior

After the tour of the grounds of the Palace of Man Singh we walked down a narrow road where we contemplated the margins on the slopes of the mountain. We saw there a number of Jain sculptures carved in stone and they came in about a hundred styles and sizes.(The largest reaches 17 meters high). Some are niches containing statues, some are cells that may have been used as a residence. According to the inscriptions, all were excavated between 1441 and 1474. It's amazing how wild vines wreaths seem to reach to the gods. You can breathe so clearly here, it is very peaceful, as you can only hear the water that comes from several different sources.

AWESOME: If we walk by Arwahi Gate on the western side, while going down a gentle slope we can contemplate the Jain rock sculptures carved into the rugged spurs of the hill. The sculptures are from the fifteenth century and represent 24 thirtankara Jains, Adinath figure stands on a lotus flower, with a height of almost 20 meters. At the southeast side of the hill there are more Jain sculptures. The sculptures are very attractive to the eye and unlike that you could have seen before. It is funny how some Jain sculptures have covered the noble parts hahaha .... I took two photos, and this is one