Lohani Caves are a group of ancient rock-cut caves located in the historic town of Mandu, Madhya Pradesh. Carved into sandstone rock, these caves are believed to date back to the early medieval period and were likely used by Jain monks or ascetics as monastic dwellings and meditation spaces. The caves feature simple cells, pillared halls, and carved entrances, reflecting early rock-cut architectural traditions. Though less visited compared to Mandu’s palaces and monuments, Lohani Caves offer a quiet and contemplative atmosphere and hold archaeological importance for understanding the religious and monastic life of ancient Mandavgarh. They are an interesting stop for history enthusiasts and travelers exploring Mandu’s lesser-known heritage sites.