Andhakuan group of temples, Thubon
About Andhakuan group of temples, Thubon
Located in Thubon village within Ashoknagar district of Madhya Pradesh's Gwalior division, the Andhakuan temple complex represents a significant cluster of five surviving mandapika-style shrines dating to the 8th or 9th century. Designated as a protected ASI national monument, the temples draw devotees throughout the day for darshan and ritual worship. The spiritual atmosphere intensifies during evening aarti ceremonies and festival occasions when special pujas are performed. The site accommodates visitors with footwear stands and cloak rooms near the main entrance, while nearby dharamshalas and hotels provide accommodation for pilgrims.
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