Yana 'caves'
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Yana 'caves'


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Located in Karnataka’s Sahyadri mountains, Yana features two massive black limestone monoliths believed by legend to have been blackened by the ashes of the demon Bhasmasura. The site is also notable for its sacred waterfalls and numerous beehives, which locals regard as mystical guardians of the area's sanctity.
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