Beautiful place. The only thing is that if you want to go inside, you need to get a ticket on the other side of the city. Else its amazing place with a good view as well, since its on the top of the hill and architecture, panting are amazing

Very old temple. Nice place, old and beautiful construction,on hill top. Building is shaped as owl as owl is vahan of godess Laxmi.

What a wonderful artwork of ancient India.The real beauty lies in its fresco murals on the walls and ceiling.The paintings depict the scenes from ramayana,bhagvat puran,and folklore of those times. It is a must see for all the artlovers.It needs a bit of maintainence from the government,if they really want to preserve it.

also known as Laxmi Mandir Is today abandoned as the deity was stolen Yet the frescoes and some scratch paintings remain The temple is purported to be shaped like an owl, the vahan or transport of Goddess Lakshmi It is situated at a vantage point from where you can see a panoramic view of orchha A lot of steep steps here as well if you wish to go to the upper levels

Amazing architecture with beautiful wall painting, telling the story of Ramayana.

An wonderful architecture and temple . I went there and shoot some amazing hyperlapse and cinematics shot.

Great architecture and beautiful painting. Perfect for art lovers.

Visited Lakshmi Narayan Temple back in January before the lockdown. This temple is dedicated to Lakshmi, the Hindu goddess of wealth. . I don’t think it’s a functioning temple anymore as it was locked up and one of the villagers had to get the security guard to unlock the doors to let me. For a temple, the building has an unusual design that also makes it look like a fort. The building has a rectangular shape and at each corner one with four multi-faced projecting bastions at its four corners. There’s a sad lack of maintenance and the condition of the temple interiors look in a poor state, which I guess is why it’s locked up. It’s kind of dark inside, but you can see lots of frescos which are worth a visit.

Laxmi Narayan Mandir located on chardiwari Road Orchha MADHYA PRADESH INDIA..One of the main Orchha temples, exhibits an unique style of architecture, Beautiful paintings work on the wall.Temple built by Veer Singh deo,in 1622.This temples displays a unique mixture of temple and Fort. Temple is dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi.Must see with your family and friends.

Beautiful temple though less visited among Orcha other popular heritage sites.. Don't miss out on this hidden treasure 🇮🇳🤩

It's a historical monuments I like thats structure which is inspired by owl because of Lakshmi's ride is owl so it's shape is owl shape. and it has best art form on the wall ceiling etc. Which is more attractive. I love the place 🥰🥰

Beautiful location and a building unparalleled but God , if the Govt. could care a little. Hurts to see beautiful and exquisite structures like the temples in orcha esp. This one and the chaturbhuj temple going to the waste on account of govt and public apathy and sheer neglect. Pls visit tis if u love to go back in time.

The Owl shaped Laxmi Mandir.

One of the best architectural marvels of India.

Hidden gem in Orchha... Unique in structure since it is a temple in a fort-type layout... Beautiful paintings on the ceiling and walls... Wish it was better maintained

Beautiful complex but needs maintenance. View of Orchha city from the roof is good.Built by Bir Singh Deo in 1622 in a a unique style of architecture.