Just
before flying to Australia, Tania and I spent a weekend down in Orchha (in the
state of Madhya Pradesh).
It’s
a five hour train ride south from Delhi to Jhansi and then a 20min car ride.
Orchha
was once the seat of power for Central India and is now famous for the many
temples that dot the area.
The most
famous are the Jahangir Mahal, the Ram Raja Temple and the Chaturbhuj
Temple.
The
temples have, admittedly, seen better days, but what remains is still pretty
amazing to see (particularly some of the artwork inside).
I
hope you like the photos.
This is the Jahangir Mahal:
Looking across to the Rama Raja Temple |
The magnificent doors to the Jahangir Mahal |
Navina
will always put on a dance performance:
What’s
India without a cow photo:
The Chaturbhuj Temple |
This
series of photos are from the inside of the Lakshmi Temple:
This
temple complex is by the river and is where they cremate the bodies. We saw a
lot of vultures hanging around this complex:
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