Popularly known as the ‘Devbhumi’ or ‘Land of the Gods’, Uttarakhand is a prominent pilgrimage destination with abundant natural beauty. Home to the two sacred rivers, Ganga and Yamuna, it offers some breathtaking views of the mighty Himalayan range. Thousands of regional visitors travel to the state every year visiting the Char Dhams namely Gangotri, Yamunotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath. Many others prefer to explore the region for its thrilling adventure sites along with unparalleled views of the mountains.

An ancient city in Madhya Pradesh, Khajuraho is known for its picturesque temples and sculptures. Built by the Chandela Dynasty in the medieval century from 950 to 1050 AD, the temple structures are now a UNESCO World Heritage site because of its unique idols, spiritual teachings and artistic architecture. The Hindu and Jain temples are unlike any other in the country with their uniquely crafted sensual sculptures that depict ancient sagas. It has become a famous tourist destination among domestic as well as international travelers as many want to witness the splendid architecture worthy of this heritage tag. The temples represent various forms of meditation, spiritual teachings, and relationships via creative art. You can witness the beautiful Nagara Style architecture showcased in the sculptures of nayikas and goddesses. The sculptures of the Khajuraho temples are stunning, detailed, and expressive that offer some breathtaking skills of Indian craftsmanship. The historic city in the Bundelkhand region offers plenty of attractions that give riveting insights of this country’s rich past and cultural portrayals. These sites are surely meant for the curious travellers who want to deep dive into the worldly wonders. Majorly the temples are divided into three groups the Western Group of Temples, the Eastern Group of Temples, and the Southern Group of Temples. You can also further explore the Panna National Park, Ken Gharial Reserve, Pandav, and Raneh Waterfalls when wanting a break from temple hopping in the city. The ideal time to witness the temples will be the Khajuraho Dance Festival held every year during February. Some mesmerizing dance forms are presented at the backdrop of the temples that are bound to leave you in awe. Furthermore, here is a list of all the major attractions and things not to be missed when in Khajuraho.