This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and located on the north-eastern corner of the western group complex. It was built in the 11th century and renowned for its sculptures. Adding beauty to the shrine, images of lions and elephants can be seen on the southern as well as northern steps of the temple.

This huge stone temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and has more than 600 images of gods and goddesses of the Hindu mythology. It was built in 930-950 A.D. and regarded as one of the oldest existing temples in western group.

It is one of the biggest temples in Khajuraho and was constructed in 1025-1050. This temple depicts the Chandela art and comprised of images relating to musicians, beautiful women, erotic groups, goddesses and gods.

This fort complex is located near the Betwa River and houses many temples & palaces. Some of the well-known palaces are Raj Mahal and Jahangir Mahal.

This temple is dedicated to Lord Rama and attracts large number of tourists from different parts of India. As per a legend, Lord Rama appeared in the dreams of Madhukar Shah and said to bring the idol of Lord Rama into the palace before installing it inside the temple.

It is another important tourist attraction in Orchha that includes 14 Chattris placed in a single row. These Chattris are basically the tombs of emperors and symbolizes the rich cultural heritage of India.