The Khajuraho temples were built circa 900-950 AD. Most shrines are built on lofty plinths and are oblong pavilions with a pyramidal roof of receeding tiers, resting on carved pillars. The temples are built of sandstone and enshrine colossal monolithic images of Hindu deities. Sculptures including divine figures, couples and erotic scenes adorn the wall surfaces. A World Heritage Site... more

We went Khajuraho in Oct 2007. The temple was very good there and we have never experienced . It was so lovely. All temple are great. Overall I would say this is probably the best temple we have ever stayed more

The season for visiting Khajuraho begins in October. The western group of temples, a world heritage site declared by UNESCO look beautiful in the early morning as well as around the time the sun is setting as the statues catch the oblique rays of the sun. As one goes around the temples, the details on the statues is breathtaking. While... more

Something very different to see that you may not come across elsewhere in the world. Khajuraho is a very small village, easily walkable and not that many touts to pester you. The temples are amazing to see although they may not be everyone's cup of tea. The village was once a center of culture and arts and the temples somewhat... more

no sabia que era patrimonio de la humanidad y quede maravillada al visitarlo lo recomiendo mucho more