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An ASI museum next to Khajuraho's Western temples housing fine 9th–12th century Chandela sculptural fragments from the temple complexes.
A museum in Khajuraho showcasing Gond, Bhil, and Saura tribal art alongside traditional tools, jewellery, and ritual objects of Madhya Pradesh's indigenous communities.
A tiger reserve near Khajuraho with scenic Ken River gorges, gharials, and a celebrated tiger reintroduction success story after local extinction in 2009.
A scenic river near Khajuraho flowing through Panna National Park, known for boat rides, gharials, and its central role in India's Ken–Betwa river linking project.
A spectacular gorge on the Ken River near Khajuraho with dramatic natural rock columns in pink and grey hues — most impressive during monsoon.
An 11th-century Jain temple dedicated to Adinath, part of Khajuraho's Eastern Group, known for its fine Nagara-style carvings.
A magnificent 17th-century Orchha temple with soaring spires, built for Lord Vishnu in his four-armed form by Raja Madhukar Shah.
The only temple in India dedicated to Chitragupta, the divine record-keeper of karma, part of Khajuraho's Western Group.
A late Chandela period Shiva temple in Khajuraho's southern group, known for its graceful apsara carvings and wedding legend.
A 10th-century Jain temple in Khajuraho named for its distinctive bell-and-chain carvings, dedicated to Tirthankara Rishabhanatha.
The grandest temple at Khajuraho, a UNESCO World Heritage masterpiece dedicated to Shiva with over 800 sculptures including its famous erotic carvings.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, this group of 9th–11th century temples is renowned for their exquisite Nagara-style architecture.
One of Khajuraho's oldest and best-preserved Vishnu temples from 930 CE, famous for its three subsidiary shrines and detailed carvings.
The largest Jain temple at Khajuraho's Eastern Group, dedicated to Parshvanatha, notable for unusually rich Hindu-influenced sculptural detail.
A 10th-century Chandela Shiva temple in Khajuraho's Western Group, built by King Dhanga, noted for its fine apsara carvings and Nandi pavilion.
The main UNESCO Heritage cluster at Khajuraho housing the finest Chandela temples including Kandariya Mahadev and Lakshmana, renowned for their soaring towers and carvings.
