The Badami Cave Temples are a group of ancient rock-cut temples located in Badami, Karnataka, India. Carved into a cliff face during the 6th century, these temples showcase a blend of Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain architectural styles. The site features four main caves, each adorned with intricate sculptures and carvings that depict various deities and mythological scenes. These caves are significant for their historical and cultural value, reflecting the artistic achievements of the Chalukya dynasty. The temples are not only a popular tourist destination but also an important site for studying ancient Indian art and religion.