Lakshmana Temple, Khajuraho
Lakshmana Temple, Khajuraho

Boasting of impressive architectural beauty, Lakshmana Temple is made in respect of the Hindu God Vishnu. It was built by the Chandela Kings and known to be among the largest temples in the western wing of Khajuraho complex.

The temple catches the fancy of every traveller with its gorgeous exhibit of images of more than 600 gods on the exterior wall. 

Lakshmana Temple boasts of a fine architectural plan with an entrance porch, a mandapa, antral, maha mandapa and garbha griha. The wonderful temple is also a delightful visit for photography lovers.

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How to Reach:

Address

 Rajnagar Rd, Sevagram, Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh 471606

Contact Details

084474 02972
See also  Parsvanath Temple, Khajuraho

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