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Jhansi Excursions : Mahoba

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Mahoba (165). A variety of pan (betel leaf), ballads of the legendary warrior brothers, Ahla and Udal, and ruins of a 9th century sun temple to the west of Rehila lake on the town’s outskirts have ensured Mahoba’s fame.

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Jhansi : Getting There By Air Gwalior (98 km) is the nearest airport. By Rail Some important trains are Shatabdi Express, Punjab Mail, Dadar-Amritsar Express, Jhelum Express, Karnataka Express, Malwa Express, Mahakaushal Express, GT Express, Tamil Nadu Express, Kushinagar Express, Kerala Express. Enquiries and Reservations s 131, 132. By Road Located on the junction of NH 25 and 26. Some road distances are: Agra (221 km), Khajuraho (178 km), Datia (28 km), Orchha (18 km), Shivpuri (100 km), Lucknow (297 km), Kanpur (220 km), Delhi (414 km). Comprehensive bus services link Jhansi to all the above mentioned centres. Talpura Bus Stand is at Subzi Mandi.