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The Museum is 64 kms from the Jhansi-Khajuraho road, which houses the weapons, paintings, and sculptures of the Bundela kings as well as a wide variety of sculptures of the Shakti cult. There are different sections on garments, weapons, and paintings.
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| § Benisagar Lake |
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Situated 11 kms away from Khajuraho. It is a picnic spot and a dam on Khudar River with a waterspread of 7.7 sq. km. Suitable for Boating & Angling. A large splash of blue on the outskirts of Khajuraho, Benisagar is a good place for bird watching and sunsets.
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| § Panna |
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Panna is a historical city and was the capital of Bundela kingdom. Panna has one of the most famous diamond mines of the world and is around 56 kms from Khajuraho. There is also the Panna National Park , spread over 546 kms and situated on the banks of Ken River .
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| § Pandava Waterfall |
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On the Ken River is Pandava Waterfall, 30 kms from Khajuraho. It is believed that the Pandavas spent a good part of their exile here. Another waterfall, the Ranch, is situated at a distance of 25 kms from the Pandava Waterfall. Lake is 20 km from Khajuraho. This is a site at the confluence of Ken and Simri rivers.At the foot of Maniyagarh hills is Rajgarh Palace . This palace is around 50 years old and 25 km away from Khajuraho.
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| § Ajaygarh Fort |
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At a distance of 80 km is the Ajaygarh Fort, once the capital of Chandelas in their declining years. It is built at a height of 688 m. You may even see the Kalinjar Fort in the Vindhya Range while holidaying in Khajuraho.
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