PANNA TIGER SAFARI TOUR

On arrival , transfer to Hotel
Evening visit at local market
Over night at Hotel

After breakfast at Hotel with check- out
visit Western & eastern Group of temple
Western Group : Kandariya Mahadev Temple, Chitragupta Temple,
Vishwanath Temple, Laxman Temple, Matengshwar Temple, & Eastern
Group : Jain Temple, Aadinath Temple, Lord Brahma Temple, Southern
Temple : Duladev Temple & Chatarbhuj Temple.
Khajuraho is a city of temples. The entire area has been enlisted under the
UNESCO world heritage site. The Khajuraho Group of Monuments date from
around 1000 AD, when the Chandella Dynasty ruled this area. Originally there
were 85 temples, of which only 22 still exist. There are both Brahman and Jain
temples at the site. The temples are beautifully decorated on the outside:
bands of sculptures surround the walls. These depict life in the time of the
Chandellas. Some of the sculptures are remarkable because of their erotic
displaying.
Western Group of Temples
Kandariya Mahadeo: dedicated to Lord Shiva, is the largest of Khajuraho
temples, reaching to a height of 31 m. The sanctum sanctorum enshrines a
lingam, a phallic symbol associated with vigor, fertility and potency. The main

shrine of the temple is known for its exquisite representation of gods,
goddesses, along with celestial maidens and lovers.
Chaunsat Yogini Temple: dedicated to goddess Kali, is the earliest surviving
shrine of the western group. It is the only granite temple and depicts amative
couples in sensuous postures.

Lakshamana Temple: is famous for the trinity of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva,
along with goddess Lakshmi. What is truly remarkable here is the three-headed
idol of Vishnu’s incarnations, Narasimha and Varaha in the finely carved
sanctum sanctorum of the temple.

Chitragupta Temple: dedicated to Sun God, is famous for a three- headed
image of Brahma, enshrined in this temple. A Nandi bull faces the shrine.
Matangeswara Temple: dedicated to Lord Shiva, is famous for its eight feet
high lingam.Vishwanath Temple is noted for its impressive pathway with lions
flaking the northern and elephants the southern steps. A three-headed image
Of Brahmaisen shrinedin Vishwanath Temple.

Varaha Temple:  houses a nine-foot high boar-incarnation of Lord Vishnu.
Eastern Group of Temples
The Eastern Group of Temples of Khajuraho can be divided into two, the
temples dedicated to the Jain pantheon and the temples dedicated to Hindu
Gods and Goddesses. The Jain Temples of the Eastern Group of Temples
include
Parsavanath Temple : It is dedicated to Parsavanath, the Jain Tirthankara. It is
the largest Jain Temple present there. It is a well decorated temple.
Adinath Temple: It is dedicated to Adinath, a Jain Tirthankara. The sculpted
figures of Yakshis are particularly famous here.
Ghantai Temple :  It is well known for the sculpture of a Jain goddess on a
winged Garuda and for the sixteen dreams of Mahavira’s mother.

Hindu Temple:
The Brahma Temple -: The granite stone temple has a four-faced idol of
Brahma which is very popular in this temple.
The Vamana Temple – The sculptures and carvings of celestial beauties are
famous.
Hanuman Temple -This temple has a statue of Hanuman which is about 8 feet
tall.
Later proceed to Panna
On arrival transfer to Panna
Over night at Hotel

Today you will be connected with nature , after breakfast proceed for
exclusive safari which takes you unlimited experience of wildlife
Afternoon return back to resort ,have lunch with pleasant rest
Evening reconnect with nature by safari
over night at Resort .

After Breakfast at Hotel with check –out formalities
Return back to Khajuraho
On arrival transfer to airport or railway station
                       Tour ends with sweet memories