Temples of Khajuraho

The Temples of Khajuraho are a group of ancient Indian temples built between 950 and 1050 CE, located in Madhya Pradesh. Renowned for their intricately carved sandstone exteriors, these temples feature detailed sculptures depicting deities, mythological scenes, and everyday life. They were primarily Hindu, with some Jain structures. The carvings reflect a sophisticated blend of spiritual symbolism and artistic craftsmanship, celebrating the human experience and divine connections. Today, they are a UNESCO World Heritage site, admired for their architectural beauty and cultural significance, offering insight into the religious and artistic practices of medieval India.