The temples of Khajuraho are an architectural dedication to religions of Hinduism and Jainism. Dating back to the Chandela dynasty, this cluster of temples are based on the Nagara-style architecture. Of the group of 100 temples, only 25 survive currently. All the sculptures found in the temples are intricately designed and define human emotions in their truest form. The Khajuraho temples, which speak volumes of creativity and history are spread across in three zones: Western, Eastern and Southern.

The Western zone hosts the majority of temples dedicated to various gods and goddesses. The Kandariya Mahadeo temple is the most famous temple of Khajuraho and is a part of the Western group of temples. One that stands distinctly different from others is the Matangeshwar temple, which has no display of erotic structures or carvings. The Jagadambika Temple is a tribute to Goddess Parvati, whereas the Varaha temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Other temples that form a part of the Western group of temples are Chausat Yogini, Chitragupta Vishwanath temple and so on. Go ahead and book tickets to view this UNESCO-declared World Heritage Site, an architectural ode to Indian art and history.