JHANSI: The region now identified as Jhansi has mention in ancient Hindu texts variously as ‘Chedi Rashtra’ or ‘Chedi Desa’, and ‘Jejak …
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Orchha
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Tourist places in Chitrakoot: Closely associated with the earliest epic of the world — the Ramayana written by dacoit-turned-hermit Valmiki, Chitrakoot is …
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Deogarh Dashavatara Temple: Located on a strategic locale on the western fringe of the Lalitpur range of the Vindhya Parvat (Mountain) and …
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Photo Credit: byronic501 A repository of the gallantry of Bundelkhand, the name itself conjures up rich images of the region’s mythology and …
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A perfect location for picnickers and rock climbers, the hill is revered as it was there that the ashram of Guru Gorakhnath …
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Referred to as the City of Lakes, Mahoba is located 140 km from the historically important town of Jhansi. A principal cultural …
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JARAI-KA-MATH: Dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, this mandir is located merely 20 km from Orchha. Another significance of this spot …
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Shopping Spree in Orchha: You can go for some of the traditionally handmade metal artifacts that are a specialty of Madhya Pradesh. …
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The Sheesh Mahal: Bundela ruler Udait Singh constructed this structure as his resort. Its terraces and turrets are wonderful spots to scan …
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This multi-storied palace constructed by Maharaja Bir Singh Deo (the anglicized version is Bir Singh Ju Deo) in 1606 is an exquisite …
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Image source Flickr by by Terry Feuerborn he construction of this palace was started by King Rudra Pratap, a prominent Bundela Rajput …
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Constructed by King Indramani in the mid 60s, this double-storied brick structure was a gift from the ruler to his favorite court …
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The first monarch of Orchha, Maharaja Rudra Pratap Singh, constructed the Orchha Fort on a seasonal island on the banks of river …
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There are the baffling remnants of the Bundela days. You can also visit the many chhatris or cenotaphs and shrines situated on …
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Founded by Bundela Rajput chief Maharaja Rudra Pratap Singh (AD 1501-1531), Orchha (also pronounced and at times written as ‘Urchha’) was the …