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Tourist sites near Khajuraho: Khajuraho City Tour

Ajaygarh Fort: During the declining years of Chandela dynasty, Ajaygarh was their capital. It is during this period that the Ajaygarh Fort was constructed. Although the fort has lost some its charm, it looks attractive even today. The fort has a height of 688m and is located at a distance of 80kms from Khajuraho.

Panna National Park: Khajuraho City Guide - Another major attraction near Khajuraho is the Panna National Park, situated at a distance of 40kms from here.

The place boasts of having a wide variety of flora and fauna. If wildlife watching is your passion, then you will surely have the time of your life here. Some of the animals which can be frequently seen here are sambars, antelopes, chinkaras and boars. With some luck, you might also spot a tiger in the forest.

Early risers can opt for the jeep safaris conducted in the wee hours of the morning to explore the park. You can also spot some unique birds during your trip.

Dhubela Museum: If antiques and articles of yesteryears fascinate you, then you should definitely visit the Dhubela museum.

The museum has an impressive collection of weapons, garments, and paintings belonging to the Bundela rulers. Some sculptures belonging to the Shakti cult are also displayed in the museum.

Khajuraho is an integral part of Madhya Pradesh Tourism. But these nearby places are also equally relevant when considering the suitable tourist package for your Khajuraho tours.

Khajuraho's Prime Attractions - Khajuraho City Guide

Temples of KhajurahoTemples of Khajuraho

Khajuraho temples took 200 years to complete, which is not surprising when you look at its elaborate carvings. All the temples are planned in a similar pattern and use temple architectural style typical to Central India.

The balanced and harmonious architecture is adorned with uninhibited graceful erotic sculptures that may range from simpler ones to the most inspired ones. The temples of the Western group are the largest and easier to access.

Eastern Group

Comprising of five isolated sub-groups of temples in and around present Khajuraho, the Eastern group of temples boast of three Brahmanical temples dedicated to Brahma, Vamana and Javari respectively and three Jain temples dedicated to Ghantai, Adinath and Parsvanath.

Southern Group - Khajuraho City Guide

Most distant group of temples, it boasts of temples dedicated to Duladeo and Chaturbhuja.

Western Group

is the largest of all the temple groups of Khajuraho. It is not compact and located in the center but also include the most renowned and noteworthy monuments built during the reign of the Chandela rulers. They are also known to have been maintained well by the Archaeological Survey of India and the lush green lawns surrounding them with multihued shrums and fragrant blossoms add to their beauty.

The most prominent temples of the group are the Lakshmana Temple, the Matangesvara Temple and the Varaha Temple that are a part of a single complex, the Visvanatha and Nandi temples situated near the above-mentioned complex and the Chitragupta, Jagadambi and the Kandariya Mahadeo temples a little to the west of the complex.

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