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30 pts
Niwari, Madhya Pradesh
A Bundela capital frozen in the sixteenth century — palaces, riverside cenotaphs and a temple where Rama is worshipped as a reigning king.
10 hrs4.8(1980)EasyGets crowded
© Yann (talk) · CC BY-SA 4.0Bundelkhand Fort Trail
Four days across the Bundela heartland, from the crowds at Orchha to a fort in Niwari that you will very likely have entirely to yourself. Deliberately routed so the last two days are the highest-scoring ones.
- Duration
- 4 days
- Distance
- 412 km
- Check-in points
- 330 pts
The route
Stops, in order
- 1OrchhaNiwari · Madhya PradeshA Bundela capital frozen in the sixteenth century — palaces, riverside cenotaphs and a temple where Rama is worshipped as a reigning king.30 pts
- 2
Garhkundar FortNiwari · Madhya PradeshA hill fort of the Khangar kings that is invisible until you are almost on top of it — and reportedly has an underground level nobody has fully mapped.150 pts - 3
ChanderiAshoknagar · Madhya PradeshA hill town of Bundela and Malwa monuments that has been weaving the same silk-cotton saree for six hundred years.75 pts - 4
Sonagiri Jain TemplesDatia · Madhya PradeshSeventy-seven white Jain temples on a single hill, climbed barefoot, in near silence.75 pts
Each stop in detail
© Yann (talk) · CC BY-SA 4.0© shivanshu kumar singh · CC BY-SA 3.0T4
150 pts
Niwari, Madhya Pradesh
A hill fort of the Khangar kings that is invisible until you are almost on top of it — and reportedly has an underground level nobody has fully mapped.
3 hrs4.7(58)ModerateRarely crowded
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75 pts
Ashoknagar, Madhya Pradesh
A hill town of Bundela and Malwa monuments that has been weaving the same silk-cotton saree for six hundred years.
10 hrs4.6(280)ModerateRarely crowded
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75 pts
Datia, Madhya Pradesh
Seventy-seven white Jain temples on a single hill, climbed barefoot, in near silence.
4 hrs4.7(190)ModerateRarely crowded