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Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh, India is a famous tourist destination. Known
world over for its magnificent Temple complexes, Khajuraho is a fascinating
village showcasing rich cultural heritage of India. The Khajuraho temples
were built during the reign of the Chandelas in 10th-11th century. The
Khajuraho temples are marked by religious fervor, rich patronage, excellent
craftsmanship, and aesthetic sensuality, depicting life in every form
and mood. Originally there were 85 temples, but today less than 30 temples
are in proper condition.
Western Group of Temples in Khajuraho comprises of such magnificent
temples like Kandariya Mahadeo Temple, Chaunsat Yogini Temple, Chitragupta
Temple, Lakshamana Temple, Matangeswara Temple, and Varaha Temple.
Eastern Group of Temples at Khajuraho includes Parsvanath Temple,
Adinath Temple, Ghantai Temple, Hanuman temple, and Brhama Temple.
Southern Group of Temples comprises of Dulah Deo Temple and
the Chaturbhuja Temple.
Khajuraho is easily accessible through air, rail and road. Several
airlines regularly service the Khajuraho airport by flights from Delhi,
Agra, Varanasi. There is an extensive network of roads that connects
Khajuraho to other tourist destinations like Agra, Varanasi, Jhansi,
Orchha, and others. Many important trains service Jhansi and Satna railway
stations regularly. Jhansi is 175kms away from Khajuraho whereas distance
from Satna is 120kms.
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