Travelogue

As the sun set on our Khajuraho adventure, our sights turned towards the next jewel on our itinerary: Orchha. With approximately 160 km separating us, the debate raged on whether to journey by road or opt for the comfort of a train ride. In the end, the allure of train travel won us over, promising a journey of unparalleled ease and relaxation. At 9:25 a.m., we boarded the train from Khajuraho station, bound for Jhansi, our gateway to the historic town of Orchha. Despite a slight delay, our spirits remained high as we embarked on this new leg of our journey. Arriving in Jhansi around 2:30 p.m., we wasted no time in making our way to the hotel. After checking in and freshening up, we set out to explore the wonders of Jhansi, starting with its iconic fort. The fort of Jhansi stood as a silent sentinel, bearing witness to centuries of history and tales of valor. As we wandered through its ancient corridors and ramparts, we couldn't help but be swept away by the grandeur of

Amidst the timeless allure of Khajuraho's temples, we were captivated to the point that an additional day was deemed essential to truly savor the grandeur that unfolded at every turn. With the majority of these architectural marvels under the watchful gaze of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), our extended day in Khajuraho promised a sunrise-to-sunset odyssey. Kicking off our explorations at 9 a.m., the enchanting Jain group of temples beckoned us first, conveniently nestled near our accommodation. Each temple, adorned with intricate sculptures, stood as a testament to the artistry of ancient times. Venturing inside, we sought the blessings of the deities enshrined within, immersing ourselves in the spiritual ambiance. Our reverie was interrupted by a friendly ASI personnel, eager to share the nuances of Khajuraho's divine sculptures. With passion, he guided us through the labyrinth of gods and demigods, decoding the significance of weapons and animal compani