Chitragupta Temple
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Overview
Chitragupta Temple is a Hindu deity temple dedicated to Sun god Surya in Khajuraho. This temple is known for ornate and detail carvings. The major architectural attractions of this temple are the large hall with an octagonal ceiling and the Lord Vishnu’s 10 incarnations statue.
And the other attractions of Chitragupta temple are some erotic sculptures like mithuna couple, surasundaris, apsaras etc.
What's Inclusion
- Chitragupta Temple is one of the notable temples in the Western Group of Khajuraho monuments.
- Dedicated to Surya, the Hindu Sun God, making it one of the few Sun temples in central India.
- Built during the 11th century under the Chandela dynasty.
- Features a prominent image of Surya standing in a chariot drawn by seven horses.
- Showcases the finest elements of Nagara-style temple architecture.
- Adorned with intricate carvings depicting deities, celestial beings, musicians, dancers, royal processions, and scenes from everyday life.
- Reflects the artistic excellence and cultural richness of the Chandela period.
- Forms part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Khajuraho Group of Monuments.
- Holds significant historical, architectural, religious, and archaeological value.
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