Lakshman Temple

• As per a legend, Parmeshwar Tal is the tank where the Pratihara king Kirti Pal took bath and was cured from leprosy. 
• At one bank of this tank stood Lakshman Temple which has an interesting legend behind it. 
• It is told that one a group of pilgrims stopped near Parmeshwar Tal to take rest after a day long journey. 
• They were carrying an idol of Lakshman which they placed under a Peepal tree. 
• When they woke up in morning and tried to lift the idol, the idol did not move they tried various option but the idol did not budge from that place. 
• Taking it as an indication that the deity desired to be enshrined at that place, they constructed a small shrine around the idol. 
• This shrine stood today as Lakshman Temple. It is believed that this temple was built by seventh Bundela king, Anirudh Singh, however there is no proof to support this.
• The main shrine has an idol of Lakhsman and Sheshnag inside, the latter is the main idol at present. There are two subsidiary shrines, having Radha-Krishna and Shiva images.