Bhormadeo Temple, 140 km from Raipur, nestled in the forests of western Chhattisgarh, is lovingly called `Khajuraho of Chhattisgarh`. It is an 11th century piece of architecture of Radhakrishna, named after the ubiquitous god-Bhoram, located on the banks of the Sankari River, amidst the Satpura Range. Sculptures and images depicting war, dance and music cover the facade of the temple, while the inner chamber is dark and silent.
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(Last Updated on : 8/10/2009)
