what to see in Jhansi –

What to see in Jhansi

Rani Laxmi Bai Fort, Space Museum ,Ganral Vipin Rawat park , Archaeological Museum

Best Palaces to Visit in Orchha

Orchha Fort. At its heart, the Orchha Fort complex has three magnificent palaces. Built in the traditional Rajput style, Raj Mahal stands tall as a testament to the past glories of the Bundela kings. King Udait Singh built the exquisite Sheesh Mahal, also known as the Palace of Mirrors.

Datia Dham

Datia, known as “Laghu Vrindavan” (Small Vrindavan), offers a blend of history and spirituality, with notable attractions like the Bir Singh Palace, Pitambara Peeth, and several temples. 

Here’s a more detailed look at some of the key places to visit in Datia:

Historical and Architectural Sites:

• Bir Singh Palace (Datia Palace): A seven-story palace built by Raja Bir Singh Deo in 1614, known for its unique architecture and stone construction. 
• Rajgarh Palace: Located near Pitambara Peeth, this palace is another example of the region’s rich architectural heritage. 
• Datia Fort: A historical fort that stands as a testament to the region’s past. 

Religious Sites:

Unao Balaji Sun Temple: Another notable temple in the area. 

Pitambara Peeth: A famous Shakti Peeth located near the city, known for its spiritual significance and the idol of Maa Baglamukhi. 

Sonagiri Jain Temple: A beautiful and serene temple complex located between Gwalior and Datia, spread across a hill. 

Vankhadeshwar Temple: A temple located at Peetambra-Peeth, considered one of the Mahabharat-Kaleen temples of Shiva. 

Bagulamukhi Devi Temple: A temple dedicated to the goddess Baglamukhi. 

Dhumawati Mai Temple: A temple dedicated to the goddess Dhumawati. 

Ratangarh Mata Mandir: Located 5 km from Rampura village and 55 km from Datia.