Orchha Chhatris or Cenotaphs: The most iconic site of Orchha is its numerous cenotaphs dotting the banks of of Betwa river. The picture has become Orchha’s most recognized symbol.

Orchha which, so long, served as a satellite attraction to Gwalior, is now emerging as a destination on its own merit. With Madhya Pradesh Tourism supporting local people to offer homestays to ...

Also known as the royal cenotaphs, the Royal Chhatris of Orchha marks the ceremonial cremation place of the Bikaner royal family. Both the chhatris themselves as well as the surrounding scenery ...

Orchha also has 14 cenotaphs or chhatris that serve as memorials to Orchha rulers and the well laid-out garden, aptly called Phool Bagh. Even though there are limited accommodations, Orchha has an ...

Orchha in Madhya Pradesh is among the many, ... I walk up towards the River Betwa to catch the morning rays of sun caress the cenotaphs of the Bundelkhand kings.

Known for its iconic chhatris (cenotaphs), the architectural marvels, its splendid temples, the . UNESCO World Heritage site of Orchha ranks high on the bucket-list of history, food and culture buffs.

Discover Orchha, Madhya Pradesh’s hidden gem! ... Lining the southern banks of the Betwa River are 15 hauntingly beautiful cenotaphs, or chhatris, dedicated to Bundela royalty.

While Orchha is known for its grand palaces and temples, its lesser-visited riverside cenotaphs (Chhatris) offer a surreal ...

Orchha, a tiny town in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, takes you completely by surprise with its medieval ambience. Instead of the drab concrete houses, dusty lanes and untidy shops ...

Madhya Pradesh offers offbeat destinations worth exploring. Patalkot's untouched valley and native tribes, serene Tamia hill station, and Orchha’s riverside cenotaphs are highlights. Mitawali ...