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Orcha – From Khajuraho

Seeing the Beguiling architecture of Orchha online, I wanted to visit this place and savour it with my own eyes.

Orcha was around 170 kms from Khajuraho, but the road was mostly highway, so one could reach in around 2 and half hours. We took a cab from Khajuraho, reached Orcha around 12pm. We covered Ram Raja Mandir, Orcha Fort, and Chatris beside Betwa River. Though we wanted to spend more time there, our 5 year old became very cranky at the end, and we had to leave in a hurry.

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Khajuraho Stay, Khajuraho Temples

We stayed in Khajuraho for around 5 days to experience the temples, the dance festival and places around Khajuraho like Panna.

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Panna National Park

We had booked online tickets for the safari from https://forest.mponline.gov.in/Search.aspx?park=3

Panna is known for their tigers. However, as luck might have it, we saw none. We did not see much of any animals. Some deers that’s it.

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The 50th Khajuraho Dance Festival

A Indian Classical Dance festival with the backdrop of the Khajuraho Kandarya Mahadeva Temple – was a long wish-list. Not that I was a big fan of Indian Classical dance, but the whole concept seemed very appealing to me.

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Khajuraho Tribal Museum – One of a kind experience

Madhya Pradesh government is doing an exemplary job in highlighting their culture and heritage. The tribal museum in Khajuraho was a visual treat. I took photos of every thing I encountered.

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Khajuraho Trip – Khajuraho archeological museum

We went to the museum on our last day in Khajuraho. We should have been there on our first.

The museum, other than having some awesome artefacts, also had explanations on the types of statues in the temples, types of temples, etc. Hence, if you start your Khajuraho trip from here, you won’t need a guide anymore.

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Khajuraho Trip Stop 1 – Gwalior: The jewel of Madhya Pradesh

Khajuraho temples and the Dance Festival had been a wish-list item for both me and Moumita since long. One day when we were showing few Kathak videos to our daughter (who has started going to Kathak classes), kathak videos from Khajuraho dance festival came up. Moumita said, let’s go to the dance festival this year. It all started from there.

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Bhopal, and Sanchi

We stayed for a day in Bhopal, and we filled the day with visits to Sanchi and the Tribal Museum in Bhopal. Below are the details:

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Varkala – The beach on the cliff

This cliffy beach looked so picturesque that it had long been in my wishlist. Varkala beach is around 700 kms from Bangalore. Just about crosses the threshhold of distance that you would want to drive and go. While looking for other options, I found a train, Kanyakumari express, which overnight takes you there. Perfect!

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Wayanad – Revisited

We had visited Wayanad almost 5-6 years back. This time when I was searching for hotels in locations between 200- 300kms from Bangalore, Wayanad showed the most number of results after I put my usual filters – Per room price of max. 6k, Pet friendly, traveller rating of 8+. And hence Wayanad got chosen as our Summer getaway choice of May 2023!

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Mysore: Quick getaway from Bangalore

Mysore is a perfect weekend trip from Bangalore. Now with the Bangalore-Mysore expressway, you can reach Mysore within just a couple of hours. Of course leaving Bangalore takes another hour. Basically, you can leave Bangalore early morning on a Saturday, spend a day in Mysore and come back by Sunday evening to Bangalore.

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Bishnupur: The land of Terracotta Temples

Bishnupur, located at a distance of around 140kms from Kolkata is one of the best weekend getaways from Kolkata. Rich in History, with its Terracotta temples, the place is a vibrant showcase of culture and history.

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