Khajuraho Tour Package

Khajuraho Tour Package

Khajuraho, “The Temple City of India”, has becomes an ideal place to visit for honeymooners who are seeking for a calm and peaceful place where the two souls can become one forever. Khajuraho Tour package will give you a chance to explore the architectural beauty of the place while spending quality time with your. Khajuraho is set in the Bundelkhand zone of Madhya Pradesh. Khajuraho is well-known for its exquisitely carved temples which feature authentic Hindu art and culture. Crafted from sandstone, Khajuraho temples are popular for their unique rock carvings that portray a lot of passion.

The city houses the famous Khajuraho of Monuments, which is a group of Hindu and Jain Temples. All these temples feature Nagara style architectural symbolism and erotic sculptures. Every tourist attraction of Khajuraho takes the visitors back to time of the Chandela Dynasty. It is tough to pen down about the number of temples and other tourists attractions in Khajuraho. Some famous temples and attractions of Khajuraho include Archaeological Museum, Lakshmi Temple, Kandariya Mahadev Temple, Chatturbhuj Temple, Lakshamana Temple, Kalinjar Fort, and Chitragupta Temple.

Day 1 : Delhi - Khajuraho

Assamble at New Delhi Railway station meet and greet with via representative, Board the Bhopal Shatabdi (On board breakfast) Arrive at Jhansi railway station Depart for Khajuraho Arrive at Khajuraho Upon arrival enjoy the welcome drink & check in to the rooms Enjoy the lunch in the restaurant Enjoy light and sound show in the evening Return to the hotel Enjoy Cocktail dinner followed by dinner Overnight stay in Khajuraho.

Day 2 : Khajuraho

Wake up call enjoy the breakfast in restaurant Depart for the Khajuraho Eastern Temples (One of the world heritage sites of India) Visit the Eastern wing of the temples Return to the hotel Enjoy the lunch in the restaurant Depart for the Khajuraho Western Temples (One of the world heritage sites of India), after this jungle jeep safari in khajuraho with river site seen and Return to the hotel Free time for the leisure activities Enjoy dinner followed by dinner Overnight stay in Khajuraho.

Day 3 : khajuraho- Panna- Khajuraho

Wake up call Check out from the hotel Breakfast in the restaurant Deaprt for Panna enjoy the half day city tour of Orchha (Orchha Fort & Ramraja Temple) Lunch in the restaurant Visit to Panna national park enjoy jeep safari and Depart Jhansi Railway Station Depart for New Delhi by Shatabdi Express Arrive at the New Delhi Railway Station

Payments policy

• 25% Amount at the time of booking. 100% Amount 15 days or earlier, before travel date. Payment by cheque or online payment facility available. Your booking confirmation number will be provided to you.

Tour Cancilation policy

• Strictly depends upon concerned hotel's cancellation policy
• Minimum Cancilation charges before 10days of Travel Date is 10% of package cost

• Package cost will change if opted for guide service, choice of transport vehicle, hotel type change
• Accommodation charges as mentioned in the package are with 2 persons staying together sharing the same room
• Extra persons in same room charges extra
• Altough we ensure you the best experience but unfortunate delays in travel and inefficient service of hotel is the responsibility of the respective parties.

By Air:

Khajuraho has its own dedicated domestic airport, Khajuraho Airport (Airport Code: HJR), situated just 4 km from the town center. Regular direct and connected flights operate between Khajuraho, New Delhi (DEL), and Varanasi (VNS), making it effortless for international and domestic tourists to combine the temples with Agra and Varanasi. Taxis and hotel shuttles are readily available outside the terminal.

By Train:

Khajuraho is connected to India's major rail routes through multiple railway stations:

• Khajuraho Railway Station (KURJ): Located just 5 km from town, connected by direct daily express trains including the Vande Bharat Express and Khajuraho-Hazrat Nizamuddin Express connecting Delhi, Gwalior, and Jhansi.
• Mahoba Junction (MBA): 63 km away, providing extensive broad-gauge connections across Northern and Central India.
• Satna Junction (STA): 117 km away, a major junction on the Mumbai-Howrah mainline where dozens of superfast trains halt daily.
• Jhansi Junction (VGLJ): 175 km away, connecting Khajuraho via Shatabdi, Rajdhani, and express trains from Delhi, Bhopal, and Mumbai.

By Road:

Khajuraho is well linked through well-maintained national and state highways. Regular MP Tourism, UPSRTC, and private deluxe sleeper buses operate from Orchha (170 km / 3.5 hrs), Gwalior (280 km / 5.5 hrs), Jabalpur (250 km / 5 hrs), Bhopal (375 km / 7 hrs), and Jhansi (175 km / 3.5 hrs). EarthTrip offers private chauffeured AC cabs and outstation taxi rentals across Central India.

The monumental attractions in and around Khajuraho span ancient temple complexes, wildlife sanctuaries, crystalline river canyons, and royal fortresses:

1. Western Group of Temples – The Crown Jewel

The Western Group is the most opulent, extensively carved, and UNESCO-protected precinct in Khajuraho. Set within manicured landscaped gardens, it houses monumental masterpieces including:

• Kandariya Mahadeva Temple: The pinnacle of Chandela architecture, soaring 31 meters high with over 800 exquisitely sculpted figures and an interior sanctum enshrining a marble Shiva Lingam.
• Lakshmana Temple: Built in 954 CE by King Yashovarman, this panchayatana-style temple features a colossal sandstone wild boar (Varaha), intricate friezes of elephant armies, and Goddess Lakshmi.
• Vishwanatha & Nandi Temples: Dedicated to Lord Shiva, flanked by a massive 6-foot monolithic polished stone Nandi bull pavilion.
• Matangeshwara Temple: The only temple in the complex where living worship continues daily, housing an enormous 8-foot-tall polished stone Shiva Lingam.
• Chitragupta Temple: Rare temple dedicated to Surya (the Sun God) depicted riding a chariot drawn by seven roaring horses.

Lakshmana Temple — Western Group, Khajuraho

2. Eastern Group of Temples – Jain & Hindu Heritage

Located near the traditional old village of Khajuraho, the Eastern Group reflects the religious tolerance of Chandela rulers with exceptional Jain and Hindu shrines:

• Parsvanatha Temple: The largest Jain temple in Khajuraho, famed for its masterfully carved sculptures of celestial surasundaris applying kohl, picking thorns, and dressing hair.
• Adinatha Temple: Exquisitely proportioned shrine dedicated to the first Jain Tirthankara, adorned with intricate floral friezes and mythical dancers.
• Brahma & Vamana Temples: Dedicated respectively to Vishnu's dwarf incarnation (Vamana) and an ancient four-faced Shiva lingam mistakenly revered as Brahma.

3. Southern Group of Temples – Dulhadev & Chaturbhuj

Situated slightly away from town near the Khodar River, this tranquil group includes:

• Dulhadev Temple: Known as the "Holy Bridegroom" temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva and celebrated for its energetic flying celestial dancers and intricate ceiling carvings.
• Chaturbhuj Temple: The only major temple in Khajuraho devoid of erotic carvings, enshrining an imposing 9-foot-tall four-armed idol of Lord Vishnu facing the setting sun.

4. Raneh Falls & Ken River Canyon – 20 km

Often hailed as the "Grand Canyon of India", Raneh Falls is a mesmerizing geological wonder located 20 km from Khajuraho where the Ken River carves a 30-meter-deep canyon through pure crystalline granite rocks boasting shades of pink, red, green, and grey. During the monsoon and post-monsoon months, multiple cascading torrents plunge into the gorge, creating an awe-inspiring natural spectacle.

Raneh Falls & Ken River Canyon — 20 km from Khajuraho

5. Panna National Park & Tiger Reserve – 30 km

Located just 30 minutes from Khajuraho, Panna National Park is a world-acclaimed tiger conservation sanctuary. Jungle safaris take travelers across deep teak forests, gorge valleys of the Ken River, and savannah grasslands teeming with Royal Bengal tigers, leopards, sloth bears, chital, sambar deer, and over 200 bird species. Boat safaris on the Ken River also offer sightings of endangered long-snouted Gharials.

Panna National Park & Tiger Reserve — 30 km from Khajuraho

6. Ajaigarh Fort – 60 km

Perched high on an isolated plateau of the Vindhya Range, Ajaigarh Fort was an impregnable stronghold of the Chandela kings during their decline. Featuring rock-cut tanks, ancient ruined gates, carvings of Jain Tirthankaras, and sweeping panoramic views of the Ken River valley, it is a thrilling trekking destination for history enthusiasts.

Ajaigarh Fort — Chandela Hilltop Citadel, 60 km from Khajuraho

7. Khajuraho Light & Sound Show & Dance Festival

Every evening, the Western Group of Temples hosts a captivating Light & Sound Show narrated by legendary Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan, recounting the chivalrous saga of the Chandela dynasty. In February, the world-famous Khajuraho Dance Festival brings India's foremost classical dancers (Kathak, Bharatanatyam, Odissi, Kuchipudi) to perform against the floodlit backdrop of Chitragupta and Vishwanatha temples.