Sightseeing Catalog
253 forts, temples, ghats, havelis and heritage sites across ten cities — browse by category, or search for something specific.
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Temples
The largest and best-preserved cluster at Khajuraho, the Western Group gathers the site's most celebrated sculpted temples — including Kandariya Mahadev — inside one landscaped, UNESCO-listed enclosure.
A quieter cluster spread across the old town, the Eastern Group mixes Jain and Hindu temples whose carving is every bit as fine as their more famous Western Group neighbours.
Temple
Khajuraho
Khajuraho's most celebrated temple rises in a richly sculpted cascade of towers and carvings, representing the artistic peak of Chandela architecture.
Cultural Attraction
Western Group
An evening presentation that brings Khajuraho's history, legends and temple architecture to life through narration, illumination and atmosphere.
One of Khajuraho's finest surviving temples, dedicated to Vishnu and surrounded by an extraordinary programme of sculptural decoration.
A beautifully proportioned Shiva temple known for its detailed carvings, elegant towers and place within the Western Group.
A refined temple whose exterior sculpture combines divine figures, dancers and everyday imagery with the characteristic artistry of Khajuraho.
A distinctive temple dedicated to Surya, the sun god, with a strong chariot-and-solar imagery tradition in its sculpture.
A compact shrine centred on a monumental boar incarnation of Vishnu, notable for the extraordinary detail carved across the sculpture.
One of Khajuraho's few living temples, where worship continues today around a revered Shiva lingam.
The finest surviving Jain temple at Khajuraho, admired for its delicate sculpture and sophisticated architectural proportions.
The surviving remains of a Jain temple, especially memorable for its elegant bell-and-chain motifs and slender pillars.
A graceful Jain temple with finely carved exterior figures, representing the continuing Jain presence within Khajuraho's sacred landscape.
A smaller but beautifully detailed temple dedicated to Vishnu's Vamana incarnation, set within the Eastern Group.
A slender and elegant temple with particularly graceful proportions and finely carved exterior sculpture.
An early temple at Khajuraho with a compact form and simple elegance, associated with the Eastern Group.
A modest historic shrine containing a large and important image of Hanuman, representing the continuing sacred life of Khajuraho.
One of the later Chandela temples, known for its lively sculptural details and graceful architectural lines.
A distinctive southern-group temple with a large four-armed Vishnu image and a quieter setting away from the main temple cluster.
Temple/Archaeological Site
The remains of a large unfinished temple complex that provide an intriguing glimpse into the scale and ambition of medieval Khajuraho.
One of Khajuraho's earliest surviving temples, built in a simple open-air form and dedicated to the powerful Yogini tradition.
Museum
A useful introduction to the temple complex, displaying sculptures and architectural fragments found in and around Khajuraho.