From the Imperial Mauryas to the Maratha warlords, Bundelkhand has witnessed much of India's history. Every hill fort and temple tells a tale. It's home to an abundance of heritage monuments, including the mighty Kalinjar fort and innovative Maratha-built water harvesting temples, some dating back to the Gupta era in the 3rd century BCE, making it a true treasure trove of India's past.

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Manifest geological features like massive waterfalls, caves and sheer Monadnocks formations, are a common sight across Bundelkhand, where much of the underlying bedrock is a part of the ‘Bundelkhand Craton’, an Archean landmass believed to be at least 2.5 billion years old.

Discover Bundelkhand's rich musical traditions as local bards and musicians bring to life the legendary tales of Alha and Udal, medieval heroes who stood against Prithviraj Chauhan. Amidst this melodic journey, savor an array of flavorful dishes, lovingly crafted by our all-woman team and the hospitable villagers we visit. From savory Bhutte ka Khees to the sweet delights of Maheri and Mahua, these culinary experiences reflect Bundelkhand's unique cultural tapestry.

Legends of lord Shiva from the churning of the ocean to the mighty deeds of Ram and Laxman are all carved out of sheer rock for posterity or can be felt in the simple faith of the country folk as they throng the lazy Mandakini at  Chitrakoot.