Dudhai Group of Monuments,
Lalitpur, Uttar Pradesh
Dudhai Group of Monuments are group of Chandela era monuments, located in Dudhai Village in Lalitpur Tehsil in Lalitpur District of Uttar Pradesh, India. It consists of thirteen protected monuments and found scattered around the village. The group of monuments are protected as monuments of national importance by the central Archaeological Survey of India.
History
Dudhai was called as Maholi and Dugdhakupya in ancient times. The monuments found scattered around the Dudhai village were believed to be built by Chandela Kings. British India Archeologist, Alexander Cunningham visited Dudhai in 1875 CE.
The Group of Monuments
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Connectivity
The Temple is located at about 8
Kms from Dhaura Railway Station, 37 Kms from Lalitpur, 38 Kms from Lalitpur
Junction Railway Station, 38 Kms from Malthone, 40 Kms from Lalitpur Airport,
128 Kms from Jhansi, 206 Kms from Bhopal and 211 Kms from Bhopal Airport.
Dudhai is located at about 24 Kms off Betna on the Lalitpur to Malthone route.
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