Lakshminarayan Temple

Lakshminarayan Temple has situated 2 km away from Orchha Fort in Orchha town, Madhya Pradesh. It is another splendid example of unique architecture, which is a beautiful amalgamation of fort and temple.

Built by Raja Vir Singh in 1622 and rebuilt by Prithvi Singh in 1793, the inner walls of this temple are adorned with exquisite frescoes of mythological subjects.

The carvings of the Lakshmi Narayan temple have geometrical figures evoking the life of Lord Krishna, decorated with carvings of animals and flowers.

This temple is also known for the famous paintings of the post-rebellion.

Temple dedicated to Lakshmi, the Goddess of wealth and prosperity. There is no idol of the Goddess kept inside the temple. This Lakshmi Narayan temple is the most important tourist attraction of this place.

The temple also has a flagstone path that straightaway connects it to the Ram Raja temple, which makes this whole structure even more attractive.

Tourists are often amazed by the architecture of the temple.