Group of Monuments at Khajuraho
Khajuraho in Madhya Pradesh is the one of the most prominent tourist destination frequented by travellers from all corners of the globe. Group of monuments at Khajuraho includes gorgeously sculpted temples with mostly of erotic sculptures and intricately designed carvings. The cultural grace and architectural splendour can be felt in every part of the group of monuments at Khajuraho.
The temples are largely admired for the lofty terraces and ornamentally designed plans including arthamandapa, garba griha and huge pillars and halls. The exterior of the temples are found to have rich variety of sculptures and you can also find some simpler creations for few of the Hindu Gods like Lord Brahma. On the whole, the figurines are universally admired for their ravishing beauty , wisdom grace and charm.
Plan a visit to the 9th century wonders at Khajuraho !
What you need to know while planning a visit to Group of Monuments at Khajuraho:
Entry Timings: From Sunrise to Sunset
Entry Fee:
| S.No | Category | Cash Payment |
| 1 | Visitors from India, SAARC* & BIMSTEC** | Rs.40 |
| 2 | Visitors from other countries | Rs.600 |
| 3 | Children below 15 years | Free |
- * SAARC – Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Maldives and Afghanistan
- ** BIMSTEC – Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Myanmar
World Heritage Buddhist Monument at Sanchi
Visit Sanchi, acclaimed as the nucleus for larger establishment of Buddhism across India since 1st century. Built during the reign of Emperor Asoka, the stupa at Sanchi still remains as an architectural wonder receiving universal admirations. This wonderful structure served as a base for the rise of many edifices, stupas, monasteries and other buildings largely related to Buddhism.
Many of the wonderfully carved works in these Stupas relate to the events of Lord Gautama Buddha, founder of Buddhism and Buddhist Jataka Stories. Though, Sanchi was under different rulers of different religious backgrounds, the stupa got even refurbished and enhanced as a testimony to the coexistence of Hindu and Buddhist beliefs.
Plan a visit to the 1st century Buddhist monument at Sanchi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
What you need to know while planning a visit to Buddhist Monuments at Sanchi:
Entry Timings: From Sunrise to Sunset
Entry Fee:
| S.No | Category | Cash Payment |
| 1 | Visitors from India, SAARC* & BIMSTEC** | Rs.40 |
| 2 | Visitors from other countries | Rs.600 |
| 3 | Children below 15 years | Free |
- * SAARC – Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Maldives and Afghanistan
- ** BIMSTEC – Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Myanmar
Prehistoric Rock Shelters at Bimbetka
Plan to visit the region documented for human existence during the paleolithic and Mesolithic period and even prior to that. The prehistoric rock shelters of Bimbetka in Madhya Pradesh is truly a treasure housing more than 700 rock caves and the metallic and stone tools used by the early mankind believed to have existed.
The diverse paintings on these caves make Bimbetka very special to every traveller visiting here. The prehistoric paintings on these rocks are simply beautiful and still attractive. The paintings on different genres give variety of inferences to the type of travellers including historians, researchers, photo fanatics and travel freaks. One such painting depicts a mythical horned boar, chasing a man relatively much smaller than its size and the rock itself bears the name Boar Rock.
Visit the World Heritage Monument at Bimbetka, getting you deeper into the history of mankind.
Entry Time: From Sunrise to Sunset
