Read the following passage carefully. It was no exaggeration what t came to know about this God’s Architecture. At a height of 705 metres above the sea level, made of Karstic limestone, manifested with magnificence, the Borra Caves are the largest caves in the country. While entering the caves everyone in our group enjoyed the echo of shouts of visitors. Unknowingly, we also shouted in excitement. You can understand the feelings of the boulders there. The chilled weather in the caves gave us a different experience. These caves are a good source of enjoyment and also experiential learning. Out of the caves, on either side of the road, the tribes sell their handicrafts made with bamboos, spices collected from forests and products of their farming, etc. to make their living.We had lunch at Borra Caves at 1 p.m. We had a very sumptuous lunch. Very special dishes of this agency area, which were differently cooked with local spices. (A Journey through the Hills and Valleys) Now, answer the following questions. 1. What are the caves made of?2. At what height were the caves located?3. What did they enjoy while entering the caves?4. How was the weather in the caves? 5. What were the things sold by the tribes?