English: Caves -32 and 33 of magnificent Ellora has representations of the Jain rituals and place of worship to the Jains. Lord Mahavira, Lord Parsvanatha and Lord Gomateswara in the form of finely carved idols can be seen on the walls of the corridor. The natural light falling through the gap in between the columns on the opposite side demonstrates the knowledge of the direction, orientations by the creators of these magnificent carvings in the caves. Cave 33 is known as the Jagannatha Sabha. These caves mark the end of the great tradition of rock-cut temples in India. For more than 1,200 years old heritage is preserved in these wondrous caves.