• Chanderi Fort - Chanderi Fort is the most famous landmark in Chanderi. It majestically rises 71 meters above the town on a hill. The fort is surrounded by a 5 km long wall. This significant attraction in Chanderi tourism was constructed by King Kirti Pal in the 11th century. The fort has endured numerous attacks and has been reconstructed several times. It features three entrance gates. The highest gate is called Hawa Paur, and the lowest is known as Khooni Darwaza. On the southwest side, there is an intriguing gateway named Katti-Ghatti.
• Chanderi - Raja Mahal:
  Raja Mahal is a seven-story palace that stands proudly in the Andar Shehar of Chanderi. It is one of the few remaining palaces that still adorn the landscape of Chanderi. Originally, Chanderi had around 260 palaces, but only 43 have survived to this day. The palace showcases the architectural style of the 15th century. It is a stunning structure made from grey and white sandstones and features intricate carvings. The palace is truly magnificent, with large courtyards, elegant stairways, beautifully carved pillars, and open pavilions on the terrace.
• Badal Mahal Gate - Badal Mahal Darwaza is essentially a standalone gate that does not lead to any palace or mahal. This historic gate is centrally located in Chanderi, near the Jama Masjid. This impressive gate was built by Sultan Mehmood Shah Khilji, the King of Malwa, in the 15th century.
• Koshak Mahal - Situated on the Isagarh road, 4 kilometers from the historic town of Chanderi, Koshak Mahal was constructed in 1445 by the Sultan of Malwa, Mehmood Shah Khilji, to celebrate his victory over Sultan Mehmood Sharki in the battle at Kalpi. As indicated by its original name, Kushk-e-Haft Manzil or ‘the edifice with seven stories’, it is believed that Koshak Mahal was initially intended to have seven stories, but currently, it has only three stories and part of the fourth. Some sources suggest that the upper stories have collapsed over time, while others believe the project was never completed. According to a popular legend, the real purpose behind constructing Koshak Mahal was to provide employment to the people of Chanderi, who were facing a severe shortage of work at that time.

• Private air-conditioned vehicle for the tour
• Free entrance to monuments
• Experienced English-speaking guide
• 1-liter mineral water bottle per person
• Pickup and drop-off at Jhansi City hotels only

• Tips and gratuities are optional, based on guest discretion and service satisfaction.

Chanderi, a town of historical significance, is a well-known tourist destination in the Ashoknagar District of Madhya Pradesh. Surrounded by hills, lakes, and forests, Chanderi is adorned with monuments from the Bundela Rajputs and Malwa sultans. This town is celebrated for its rich heritage, cultural diversity, and remarkable tourist attractions. With historical roots dating back over 13 centuries, Chanderi is divided into two main areas: Andar Shaher and Bahar Shaher. These areas feature a maze of settlements interspersed with architectural marvels such as palaces, mosques, temples, and havelis. Recently, the Digital Empowerment Foundation, in collaboration with UNESCO and IHCN, embarked on a mission to classify and document Chanderi’s entire heritage, culture, and tourism. Additionally, Chanderi is famous for its hand-woven Chanderi sarees and is a prominent center for traditional saree weaving.

• If pickup from outside Jhansi city hotels / airport / railway station then it will be an additional charge, payable directly.

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