Full-day Khajuraho World Heritage site tour

• Qualified guide fluent in English. • Transportation to and from hotels in Khajuraho City only. • Private vehicle with air conditioning. • All relevant taxes. • One bottle of mineral water for each person.

• Tips and gratuities are at the guest's discretion and based on satisfaction with the service. • Admission fees for the monuments are to be paid directly at the location.

• Nearby public transport options are accessible. • Infants must share a seat with an adult. • All fitness levels can participate. • Vehicle type for one to two passengers is a four-seat sedan. • Vehicle type for three to four passengers is a five-seat Innova. • Vehicle type for five to eight passengers is a twelve-seat tempo traveller. • An extra fee will apply for pickups from hotels outside the city, airports, or railway stations, to be paid directly. • The listed entrance fees are estimates based on government regulations and may change.

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

Pickup is available exclusively from hotels located in Khajuraho City.

• In the morning, pick up from your hotel in Khajuraho will take place, followed by a visit to the remarkable series of Khajuraho Temples. The tour will focus on the Western group of temples, where you will observe the stunning intricacies and be impressed by the architecture. The carvings adorning the temple walls feature erotic themes and depict various sexual practices. Notable temples to visit include Kandariya Mahadeo, Lakshmana, Chaunsath Yogini, Paravati, Varaha, Vishvanath, Nandi, Chitragupta, and Devi Jagadamba. • Next, you will visit the State Museum of Tribal and Folk Art, which houses over 500 tribal antiques, folk paintings, jewelry, masks, terracotta artifacts, metal crafts, and bamboo items. Each piece showcases the vibrant culture and artistic sensibilities of local artisans. The museum also illustrates the evolution of different forms, styles, and designs that have developed over the centuries. Lunch at a restaurant will be offered as an optional addition after visiting the Tribal Museum. • Later, you will proceed to the Khajuraho Archaeological Museum, which is organized into four galleries: Vaishnava, Saiva, Jaina, and Miscellaneous. The exhibits include sculptures and architectural remains from the 10th to 12th centuries, reflecting influences from Hindu and Jainism. The museum features more than 2000 items, with highlights including Nritta Gansha, Uma-Maheshwara, Andhakasuravadhamurti, and Vaikuntha. • Finally, you will visit the Eastern Group of Temples, including a drive past Brahma Temple, followed by visits to Vamana Temple and Jain Temple.