• Mitawali Temple - Located approximately 30 km from Gwalior, Mitawali offers a refreshing change for those seeking something unique while exploring India’s millennia-old heritage. The Mitawali “Chausath Yogini Mandir” or “Temple of 64 Goddesses,” with its structure resembling the Indian Parliament, features a circular courtyard with Lord Shiva at its center and 64 small rooms around the periphery. This temple provides a new perspective on architecture, distinct from the typical temple structures we often visit.
• Padhavali - About 5 km from Mitawali, Padhavali is known for its ruins and small fortress, though it offers limited spectacle. Padhavali is often referred to as the “Mini Khajuraho.”
• Bateswar Group of Temples - Morena Gwalior - The Bateshwar Temples, located near Padhavali, are believed to have been constructed between the 8th and 10th centuries. Surrounded by lush greenery, this site is renowned for its architectural splendor. Most of the temples here are dedicated to Lord Shiva.

• Expert English-speaking guide
• Two 500ml mineral water bottles per person
• Convenient pick-up and drop-off at Gwalior Railway Station, Airport, or Hotel
• Air-conditioned private car for a full day’s excursion

• Tips and gratuities are optional, based on guest discretion and service satisfaction.
• Entrance fee for the monuments is charged directly at the site

Mitawali is a village renowned for the Chausath Yogini Temple, which is situated on a hill surrounded by lush greenery. Visitors can reach this magnificent circular temple by climbing around 100 steps. The breathtaking views are sure to inspire photography enthusiasts!

The distinguished Padavali fortress, constructed in the 18th century by the Jat Ranas rulers of Dhaulpur, is elegantly guarded by statues of a lion and lioness. The fort also houses a temple that was once a sacred site for worshiping Lord Shiva. Each stone in the fort and temple is inscribed with details that tell stories of the ancient era.

The area is home to more than just one temple; the Bateshwar temples form a cluster of nearly 200 small sandstone marvels dedicated to Lords Shiva and Vishnu. These shrines, spread over 25 acres, were built on the sloping hills near Padavali.

• If pickup from outside Gwalior city hotels / airport / railway station then it will be an additional charge, payable directly.
• The entrance fees mentioned are approximate, as per government norms, and are subject to change in the future.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.