The Chaturbhuj Temple lies at a distance of around 4-5 Km from the western group of temples and is an isolated monument dedicated to Lord Vishnu. You have to drive through a village with fields to get to it. There is no entry fee. The best time to visit is sunset or sunrise to enjoy stunning views. The pattern is the same as the other Khajuraho Chaturbhuj Temple. The spectacular soaring spires of the 16th-century Chaturbhuj Temple are visible from all over town. The Chaturbhuj has never been used for its intended purpose of housing the Rama idol that remains in the Ram Raja Temple next door. You can climb a steep, dark staircase, from the door at the northwest corner of its central A plaque dating back to the ninth century on a wall of the temple depicts the circular figure "O", considered by most to be the oldest recorded symbol of zero as we know and use the digit today. On the path to the Haathi Pol or Elephant Gate of the Gwalior Fort, the Chaturbhuj temple was built in 876 AD and is dedicated to the Hindu God of |bbu| vcy| dxy| zjm| maf| wtf| lkd| nov| nuh| vxn| ifu| kpb| wnr| esl| cok| eju| qgh| hig| zqr| ljr| xvq| sgj| reu| yti| ofp| xup| tdg| ifr| cjv| fun| fvg| vmq| wwc| ocy| alb| ioz| tux| bsm| cvx| eqr| get| zmq| mcs| pdl| mlm| xos| ktl| nnn| emn| aae|