Western temple group
Largest cluster of Chandela temples.
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Madhya Pradesh, India
UNESCO temple complex famed for Nagara-style architecture in Madhya Pradesh.
Khajuraho in Madhya Pradesh preserves a group of medieval Hindu and Jain temples — a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for Nagara-style architecture and sculptural artistry.
Khajuraho's temple ensemble represents the Chandela dynasty's architectural peak — sandstone temples set in open parkland.
Largest cluster of Chandela temples.
Curvilinear shikhara towers in sandstone.
Protected monument ensemble.
Temple sculpture reflects medieval Indian artistic traditions — dance and cultural festivals are associated with the site historically.
The Khajuraho Group of Monuments is UNESCO-listed — temples built between the 10th and 12th centuries in the Nagara tradition.
Nagara shikhara towers, ornate mandapas, and extensive sculptural panels distinguish the western, eastern, and southern temple groups.
Chandela rulers patronised temple construction; the site declined in prominence before rediscovery and conservation in the colonial and modern periods.
Remain within ASI-designated areas; avoid touching carvings; follow photography guidelines.
Combine with Bandhavgarh or Panna region wildlife circuits where planning extended Madhya Pradesh travel.
Discover India's documented temple cities and UNESCO heritage sites.
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