The correct answer is Kailasha.

• This is a part of the Ellora Cavesin Maharastra, India dedicated to Lord Shiva.
  • This temple is 84.1m in length and 29.3m in height. (Double the height of Greek Structure, Parthenon).
  • This is also the largest rock-cut temple in the world.
  • This is an example of Rahtrakuta's Architecture and was carved around 750 CE.
  • Other cave temples which are part of Ellora Caves areCarpenters Cave, Do Tal, Dasavatar, Rameshvara, and Chhota Kailash etc.
  • Other rock-cut caves include Ajanta Caves, Elephanta Caves, Bhaja Caves, Kanheri Caves etc.

• Pataleashwara, located in Pune, is another example of Rashtrakuta Architecture. This is dedicated to the god of underworld or 'Patal'.
• Dudhnath Temple is again a rock cut temple located in Jogighopa, Assam. This temple is dedicated to lord Shiva.