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		Orchha was established by the Bundela Rajput in the 16th century and was the capital of the Bundelkhand region. Lying 120 km from Gwalior on the road to Khajuraho, Orchha is famous for its palaces and temples, built in the 17th and 18th centuries. The Hindu Bundela rulers, allies of the Moguls, build Orchha at the banks of the river Betwa.
Orchha has a lot to say about the dynasties that ruled in the territory. The historical monuments of Orchha still retain their pristine charm and narrate stories of war and peace, of love and destruction. Orchha possesses a number of locations ranging from historical palaces to temples. Popular Orchha Attractions » Rai Parveen Mahal: Rai Parveen Mahal was constructed for Rai Parveen, a poet and musician. The palace is a two-storeyed brick structure that is reminiscent of the beauty of Rai Parveen. » Jehangir Mahal: The palace was constructed in the 17th century by Raja Bir Singh Ju Deo. The Mahal commemorates Jehangir's, a Mughal Emperor, visit to Orchha. The palace is characterized by beautiful trellis work and delicately designed chhatris. » Dinman Hardaul's Palace: Hardaul was the son of Bir Singh Ju Deo, who killed himself to prove his innocence. Dinman Hardaul's Palace is built in the memory of prince Hardaul, who is worshipped as a god in Orchha. » The Laxmi Mandir: This temple has beautiful vibrant colored and stylized paintings over the ceilings and walls of three corridors. The paintings in Laxmi Mandir are still in an excellent state and include not only religious themes but historical events like the 1857 uprising.