Built between the 7th and 11th centuries by Nagvanshi rulers, its intricate carvings have earned it the nickname 'Khajuraho of Chhattisgarh'.
A striking example of Nagara-style temple art in central India, still an active site of Shiva worship amid forested hills.
Nearest airport/railway: Raipur, then road via Kawardha (~120 km).
Forest guesthouses and small hotels around Kawardha.
Contact Chhattisgarh Tourism Board.
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