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In the monsoon time vendors around the temples were desperate to make some kind of business and got very agressive.

It's really relaxing to meet Khajuraho's inhabitants. No hassling, just friendly people. The temples are small and pretty but am not sure it worth the trip as all travel guides emphasize.

Lovely countryside, visit outlying temples as well. Wonderful craftwork available - but some VERY hassle-y vendors.

There are the Eastern and Western group of monuments/temples. The monuments are spectacular and very well maintained, despite the damages caused in the course of history, mostly vadalised and disfigured.

It is nice for a couple of days to see the temples relax and hire a bike to see the old village, very small town so very easy to get out into the rural areas and see the real india

The temples here have to be some of the best in India. So well preserved and presented, not to mention the erotic element! The town is almost entirely geared towards tourists so there's a good selection of restaurants, internet places and the usual souvenir/ shawl shops.

Khajuraho is a must see on any visit to India. Teh Temples are absolutely amazing in their detail and remarkable condition considering their old age.

It is a very small rather grubby village. Well worth the visit for the world famous temples. It has several big name hotels and many cheaper establishments.