Laxmi Narayan Temple

• Built during the rule of Raja Bir Singh Deo, the Lakshmi Narayan Temple is dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi (the goddess of wealth and prosperity). 
• Its structure exemplifies a unique blend of temple and fort architecture. Built with lime mortar and bricks, the temple has cannon slots on its roof. 
• Its well-preserved frescos portray an amalgamation of Mughal and Bundelkhandi art and the carvings on the inside depict the life of Lord Krishna. 
• The temple also has the famous post-mutiny paintings. Another interesting feature is that it has a flagstone path that connects it to the Ram Raja Temple. 
• Other notable aspects of the temple are the carvings on the central dome and ornately carved pillars on the corners. 
• Visitors should also see the famous painting of the legendary 'ShungiChirya', which is a monstrous bird that could capture elephants in its talons. There is no idol of the goddess inside the temple.