An enchanting fusion of Mughal and Rajput architectural splendor, the seven-storied Datia Palace majestically graces the historic city of Datia. Adorned with arches, chhatris, and oriel windows on its exterior, the palace’s interior is a canvas embellished with captivating Bundela paintings.
Known as Daityavakra in the Mahabharata, Datia is a city woven with threads of history and divinity. Its myriad temples, some tracing their origins to prehistoric times, have bestowed upon Datia the moniker of ‘Laghu Vrindavan’ or ‘Small Vrindavan’. Additionally, the Pitambara Peeth in Datia is a revered Shakti Peeth, offering a spiritually uplifting experience. The temple draws a multitude of devotees, especially during Navratri. Other notable temples in Datia include the Bagulamukhi Devi temple, Dhumawati Mai, and Vankhadeshwar temple.
Despite being dubbed ‘Small Vrindavan,’ the city of Datia harbors an anthology of ancient stories, akin to a treasure trove of tales that seamlessly transport you back in time, evoking the wondrous spirit of childhood moments.
