Khajuraho is exemplary for its temple architecture and bold artistic depiction. A small modest village with no more than 3000 residents surrounded by the forestland, Khajuraho finds a fair number of tourists from all over the world every year. With hotels, restaurants and souvenir shops springing up in large numbers at the entrance that leads one to the two distinctive groups of temples here, the city has become an obvious choice for the tourist who looks for luxury while on trip. Khajuraho is also connected to other parts of the country by air, making the trip for the air passengers more convenient.

The temples of Khajuraho are known for their speechless beauty. The construction of the temples is said to have began in the mid 9th century and continued until the early 12th century. Shielded from the outer world by thick forests, the temples were first rediscovered by T S Burt in 19th century, a British engineer. The temples are divided into three main groups - the Western Group of Temples, the Eastern Group of Temples and the Southern Group of temples - all of which have excellent human sculptures detailed all over.

Taj Mahal - a white beauty etched on white marble is a must visit for every single tourist in India. Standing by the River Yamuna in Agra, Taj Mahal is a shimmering marvel that was built by the Vth Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in the memory of his dear wife and queen Mumtaz Mahal. Built entirely of white makrana marble, the Taj's spectacular architectural beauty is beyond description, especially at dawn and sunset. The Taj Mahal seems to glow in the full moon night and it is best viewed during this period.