Located on a rocky island on the Betwa River, Orchha (literally "hidden place") is a quaint little town in the Tikamgarh district of Madhya Pradesh. It remains a popular destination for the night halts amongst the tourists’ visiting the famous temple city, Khajuraho. Founded in 1531 by the Bundela chief, Rudra Pratap Singh, Orchha was the capital of the Bundela kings until 1738. The imposing fort, regal palaces, havelis and exquisite cenotaphs provide a reflection of rich historical legacy of the town. Dotted with many ancient temples, Orchha is perhaps the only place in India where Lord Ram, (the hero of Hindu Epic Ramayana) is worshipped as a King.
Tourist Attractions in Orchha: Jahangir Mahal, Raj Mahal, Raj Praveen Mahal, Rama Raja Temple, Laxmi Narayan Temple, Chaturbhuj temple, Sunder Mahal, Dinman’s Hardaul Palace, Phool Bagh
Orchha offers limited accommodation options to tourists. Known for their unparalleled hospitality, the hotels in Orchha serve a convenient abode for travelers seeking cost-effective and comfortable accommodations. The rooms offered by Orchha hotels are segregated in to diverse types, such as standard rooms, deluxe rooms, cottages and duplex suites. Equipped with all modern amenities, immaculately furnished rooms offer an amazing view of the sparkling Betwa River. Besides offering decent accommodation, the hotels in Orchha also provide fine dining experience and extensive range of leisure, recreational and business facilities. There are only two luxury hotels in Orccha, The Orchha Resort and Amar Mahal, which provide a royal stay to the visitors. |
