Fort of Jhansi
This fort was built in the 16th century on a rocky hilltop called Bangra. There are ten gates along the fort wall, giving access to the fort. Within the fort, you can see the Shiva temple and the Ganesh temple.
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Rani Mahal (Queen s Palace)
Located near the Jhansi Fort, this palace is now a museum housing many artifacts from the 9th and 12th century. The Darbar Hall is decorated with bright colored paintings. There are various corridors, halls, and beautiful arches throughout the palace.
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Government Museum
The museum itself houses many sculptures and paintings from different eras. Nearby, you can find some beautiful parks, open-air theatre, and the 1857 Mutiny Memorial, as well as a view of the Jhansi Fort.
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St. Jude s Shrine
This shrine attracts many visitors and pilgrims, especially in the month of October for St. Jude s feast. St. Jude s bone is buried within this church.
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Orchha
This town located 30 minutes from Jhansi is full of architectural ruins. A visit here is a journey back in time, offering beautiful buildings and elegant chhatris (elevated dome-shaped pavilions) that line the banks of the river.
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