The resplendent Hindu temples of Khajuraho, are famed for the delicate sensuality and forthright eroticism of their sculptures. These temples are the greatest achievement of the Chandella dynasty and the theme behind building these temples was the celebration of womanhood, her innumerable moods and appearances. Other than the temples Khajuraho attractions include Shilpgram, Museums & Art Galleries, Raneh Falls, Ken Ghariyal Sanctuary, Kalinjar Fort and Pipraghat.

Gwalior is named after a saint who cured the local chieftain Suraj Sen from leprosy. History of Gwalior dates back to 8th century. From then onwards Gwalior was to become the cradle of dynasties. The massive fort which overlooks the city is a testimony to its glory and grandeur. Warrior kings, poets, musicians and saints contributed in making Gwalior the city it is. Gwalior changed hands from the Tomars to Lodhis of Delhi. Then it was ruled by the Mughals and finally the Marathas laid their hands on this city. Each era and rulers left their impression on this city but what remained unchanged and un phased was the imposing fort which withstood any assault on Gwalior. Even today thick walls and high ramparts of the fort seem invincible. Gwalior is a city where the rich cultural tradition blend with modern life, where the princely past lives in palaces and museums, past mixes with present to offer visitor a city of enduring greatness