Top Things to do in Tikamgarh District
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The 10 Best Things to do Good for Big Groups in Tikamgarh District, Madhya Pradesh
Discover the best top things to do in Tikamgarh District, India including Vandana Dubey ORCHHA Cooking Class, Travel Bureau - Orchha, Hanuman Mandir, Rajni Cooking Class, Orchha, Orchha Adventure, Orchha Fort, Chaturbhuj Temple, Chhatris Cenotaphs, Jahangir Mahal, Ram Raja Temple.
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1. Vandana Dubey ORCHHA Cooking Class
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5.0 based on 42 reviews
I am Vandna Dubey a resourceful house wife who created the first Cooking Demo Class in Orchha . I also runs private kictchen home cooking enjoyed at home food.
2. Travel Bureau - Orchha
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5.0 based on 19 reviews
Established in 1979, we have been hosting travellers from the world over from past 40 years. With sheer focus on individual needs, we customize tour itineraries, provide ground transport, tour escorts, language guides, experiential tours/activities, organize rail, air & hotel bookings.
3. Hanuman Mandir
4. Rajni Cooking Class, Orchha
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5.0 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By SaccharineLemon
Delicious food & lovely instructor (Rajini). We had the choice of participating or watching which was nice for everyone in the group. Some people wanted a more hands on experience and some preferred a demonstration. We learned how to cook several different dishes which I have been successful re-creating now that I am home! Rajni was great at providing instructions and answering our many questions. She provided western alternatives for some of the culinary tools they used that we do not have at home. Would recommend this to anyone and everyone! The recipes momentos you will have with you for life (:
5. Orchha Adventure
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5.0 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By guptaanju22 - Lucknow, India
Orcha has mesmerized us what with beautiful history and beautiful river with beautiful scenic places many still unexplored.And yes The trip relaxed us and Manhor and his team made our trip very adventurous exciting and thrilling.We thoroughly enjoyed cycling in the jungle and kayaking in Betwa river and trekking in chitrakoot island.Manohar saw to it that we did everything without panic.A truly memorable and happy holiday.
6. Orchha Fort
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4.5 based on 825 reviews
Reviewed By ek_nadan_photographe - Mumbai, India
Iam traveling for memories I do photography as well and so I am always in seek for good place. I am from Mumbai so me and my friends were searching over the weekend place to a visit. where I can practice photography and explore a new place. I was ready to explore MP i read that it have amazing monuments and rich culture.the forts are very much healthy and open for tourist with light shows. with good amount of research, we finally decided to visit Jhansi and orrccha which is in Madhyapradesh.place was historical rich and famous for food as well like gajak,jalebi,kachori etc. Traveling:The major railway station is Jhansi JHS which is big and famous railway station.city dont have airport yet but yes Gwalior is nearest airport situated 2 hrs away. stay:Its a famous and big railway stations so you have many hotels and hostels.I prefer to stay near orccha so thati can explore that for and temple in the evening.also i attended light and sound show. Attraction:so once you reach city then we have jhansi and orrcha to explore.orccha is 30 min away from city by bus\auto.sometimes share auto takes more time so just prefer direct auto.both locations you can travel normally dont go for one day tour it will cost more.places are nearby so you can manage.but if you want to mange all one one day they you should really hire something because its manageable to cover all in a day Orccha:The historic town of Orchha, nestled on the banks of river Betwa, was founded in the 16th century by the Bundela Rajput Chief, Rudra Pratap. Here, the river Betwa splits into seven channels, also called the Satdhara. Jahangir Mahal Ram Raja Temple Chhatris Chaturbhuja Temple Laxminarayan Temple Raj Mahal Food: SEESH MAHAL HOTEL is famous around Orccha also you will find many local hotels where on demand you will get served hot. expenses: This totally depends on you how you wanna travel.if you want to travel by local bus then its reasonable i did this in 1700 with food 2000 maybe because I am foodie :)
7. Chaturbhuj Temple
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4.5 based on 217 reviews
Reviewed By sleepytreakker - Jaipur, India
The temples towering Shikaras seems to reach out to the sky and the locals claim that the towering Shikharas of the temple were once covered with fine gold, which vanished over a period of time. Built on a huge platform, one needs to climb several steps to reach out to the temple. The exterior of the temple is intricately decorated with lotus emblems and other religious symbols.
8. Chhatris Cenotaphs
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4.5 based on 408 reviews
Reviewed By sajalgup - Mumbai, India
A must visit in Orchha, wonderful work of architecture, small walk from the town on the banks of the Betwa river the Cenotaphs are a peaceful place to spend the early morning and late evenings. The garden and the middle of the complex is an excellent place to walk around. Note that you need to buys your tickets from the tourist ticket counters in the city, no counter at the Cenotaphs.
9. Jahangir Mahal
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4.5 based on 300 reviews
Reviewed By DrAnandTiwari - Khajuraho, India
Jehangir Mahal was built by Vir Singh Bundela to invite Mogul emperor Jehangir . It took 22 years to built from 1605-1627 and Jehangir stayed for one night only .then it never been used and later during British time it was army garrison.
10. Ram Raja Temple
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4.5 based on 273 reviews
Reviewed By 191smita - New Delhi, India
On visit to the historical temple, brings you to the memory lane of our royal ancestors.. alongwith comes the glorious past with pinch of lokkatha. The present temple is well managed, clean and very peaceful.. Must try the famous sweet, kalakand as prasad or for personal use.. you can have yummy food in nearby restaurants with Betwa river flowing besides you..
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