A Killer In Kailash: Adventures Of Feluda - Plot & Excerpts
‘Do you realize what this means? Aurangabad is only twenty miles from Ellora, which is a sort of depot for the best specimens of Indian art. There is the Kailash temple, carved out of a mountain. Then there are thirty-three caves—Hindu, Buddhist, Jain—that stretch for a mile and a half. Each is packed with beautiful statues, wonderful carvings … oh God, I can hardly think! But why is this man going by train when he can fly to Aurangabad?’ ‘I think he wants to keep the yakshi's head with him at all times. If he went by air, his baggage might be searched by security men. No one would bother to do that on a train, would they?’ Feluda stood up suddenly. ‘What did you decide?’ Uncle Sidhu asked anxiously. ‘We must go by air,’ Feluda replied. The look Uncle Sidhu gave him at this was filled with pride and joy. But he said nothing. All he did was get up and select a slim book from one of his bookcases. ‘This may help you,’ he said. I glanced at its title. A Guide to the Caves of Ellora, it said.
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