The
gateway to Bundelkhand, Jhansi is a city that is linked still with
the legend of its fiery queen. Rani Laxmibai. In the 1857 war against
the British, she led her troops into battle, striking a blow for Indian
independence and laying her life down for her cause. Jhansi is ideally
located for various rewarding excursions in the area. Within easy
reach are fascinating destinations like Orcha,
Shivpuri, Deogarh
and Khajuraho. Now adding another dimension
to this splendid destination is the Jhansi Festival, an annual event
scheduled in February/March each year - a display of the arts, crafts
and culture of the region.
WHAT
TO SEE :
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Jhansi Fort
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Rani Mahal
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State Museum
HOW TO GET THERE :
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Road : Jhansi is situated on National
Highways No. 25 and 26 and is well connected with the entire country.
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Air     : Nearest airports
are Gwalior - 103 km .and Khajuraho
- 175 km.
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Rail   : A junction along the
Mumbai (Bombay) -
Delhi route on Central Railway, Jhansi is well linked
by rail.
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