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Sound-&-Light Show

Khajuraho


Technicolour floodlights sweep across the temples of the Western Group as Indian classical music soundtracks a potted history of Khajuraho narrated by the ‘master sculptor’. You need to be at the dedicated ticket office 15 minutes before the show begins. Photography is prohibited.


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