Jhansi

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' Jhansi' is a city in Uttar Pradesh, India.

Jhansi Halal Travel Guide

History

Jhansi was originally a hilltop fortress of the Maratha kings, built above a town then known as Shankargarh. It may have gotten its name from jhain-si (blurred shadow) for its appearance from a distance. The massive fort still stands, but today "Jhansi" refers both to the city of around 8 million at its base and to the surrounding region.

Far Jhansi's best-known inhabitant was Rani Lakshmi Bai, sometimes described as "India's Joan of Arc", who ruled it in the mid-19th century. She was the widow of the Rajah and, by Indian reckoning, on the old boy's demise their son inherited the throne and she became regent since the lad was quite young. However and the British authorities did not recognise the son's claim because he was adopted; by their rules the throne was vacant so the territory oh-so-conveniently fell to the East India Company.

Whatever the British thought, in training Lakshmi Bai ruled the city. She resisted their disinheriting of her son in a variety of ways, including through the courts and by direct appeals to both the Viceroy and Queen Victoria, but without success. Then in 1857, during the mutiny of Britain's Indian troops, she went to war and had considerable success before finally being defeated; she was killed in a cavalry skirmish while fleeing her fallen city.

How is the Climate in Jhansi

Jhansi is known for extreme climate. In winter, mercury may dip to 1°C and on hottest summer day, it may rise to 50 degrees Celsius. But normally, winter temperature ranges between 6 degrees Celsius and 21 degrees Celsius. While summer temperature hovers between 24 degrees Celsius and 45 degrees Celsius. Rainy season starts in the third week of June with Monsoon rains washing the central India. Monsoon rains gradually become weak in September and the season ends in the last week of September. The best season to visit Jhansi is pre-winter and spring. The best months to visit this place are October, November, February, & March. April to August, it is very hot and inadvisable to sightsee in the sun.

Clothing

Except winter, light cotton clothes are your best option. In winter, one should carry woollen clothing, shawls, etc.

Jhansi Tourism Board

There is a tourist information centre at train station. U.P. Tourism and M.P. Tourism , both have an office at train station platform no.1, where you can get all the information about tourist sites of M.P.

U.P. Tourism also has an office at Hotel Rahi Veerangana which is 1 kilometre from train station and 4 kilometers from Interstate bus stand.

Travel to Jhansi

Fly to Jhansi

Though Jhansi has an airport, it is not operational for civil flights as it is a base of Army Aviation. A new greenfield airport is in the pipeline which would enable excellent connectivity with major metros and other important cities. The nearest operational airport to Jhansi is Gwalior (98 kilometers).

Travel by train to Jhansi

Jhansi is very well connected to major cities across India by direct train links. You can reach Jhansi from India's capital Delhi, in 4.5 hours by New Delhi -Bhopal Shatabdi Express(India's fastest train). This urban center is directly connected to Jammu, Chandigarh, Amritsar, Dehradun, Ahmedabad, Nagpur, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, Thiruvananthapuram, Kanyakumari, Vishakhapattnam, Patna, Kolkata, etc. It is a big rail junction in central India. Jhansi is a Railway Division under North-Central Railway and its HQ is in Allahabad. Jhansi train station is located near Sipri Bazaar. Train ticket reservation is fully computerized and can be done at train station itself. Another convenient way of getting reservation is online reservation facility provided by site of Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation. Auto Rickshaw and Tempos (Shared Auto Rickshaw) are available from the station to most parts of the city 24 hours. There is a pre-paid booth at train station for hiring Auto-Rickshaw. It is advised to negotiate fare before hiring one. Taxis are also available at train station.

Rent a Car or Limousine in Jhansi

Jhansi is situated at a strategic location where North-South and East-West corridors(4 lane National Super Highways) intersect each other. National Highways #25, #26, and #75 go through Jhansi. NH 25 connects to Lucknow at one side and Shivpuri at the other side. This is part of 4 lane East-West corridor. NH 26 connects to Lalitpur and is a part of 4 lane North-South corridor. Another NH 75 connects to Gwalior which is also a part of 4 lane North-South corridor. From Delhi, by vehicle it takes 8-9 Hours and having good road condition.

Travel on a Bus in Jhansi

The main bus stand is at eastern side of the city, on Jhansi-Kanpur highway. Buses coming from Jaipur, Agra, Gwalior also stop between BKD chowk (square or crossroads) and Elite chowk.

Buses are available to visit nearby places as well as for travel to different cities. These buses are available from Railway Station , Elite Crossing and Main Bus Stand. Most number of buses start from Main Bus Stand. U.P. State Roadways Corporation and M.P. State Roadways Corporation have a number of Bus services connecting to cities and towns around Jhansi. Some private operators also have luxury bus services on selected routes.

Since Jhansi is the jumping off point for Khajuraho, most travellers arrive at Jhansi to catch a bus for Khajuraho. The luxury buses for Khajuraho, are available from Jhansi train station.

How to get around in Jhansi

GPS 25.44862|78.56962

By tempo

It is the cheapest way to move inside the city, but you have to share it with other passengers. These are the bigger version of three-wheeled auto-rickshaws. The tempos have fixed routes and fixed fares. Tempos have a seating capacity of 8 passengers, but when you go to Orchha or Unnao-Balaji, by a tempo, you might see as many as 15 passengers crammed in a single tempo! So its better to have a reserve auto if you are going for Orchha with your loved ones and you should carry a long handkerchief to protect the head from suns heat during summers.

By auto-rickshaw

It is costlier than tempos but convinent for going to internal parts of city. Remember, auto rikshwas in Jhansi do not have fare meters. So, never forget to negotiate fare before hiring one.

Travel on a Bus in Jhansi

Earlier, Jhansi had a mini bus service for commuting inside the city, but that has been discontinued for some time.

Rent a Car or Limousine in Jhansi

You can easily visit Jhansi through Car. There are many automobile rental services available.

Best way to travel in Jhansi by a Taxi

Private taxis are available for hire at taxi stand opposite Sita Hotel. These include all sorts of cars e.g. Toyota Innova, Chevrolet Tavera, Tata Indigo, Tata Indica, Maruti Esteem, Maruti Omni, etc. You can pre book a taxi with your travel agent also. A taxi is a good choice to get around the city.

What to see in Jhansi

  • Barua sagar 25.37483, 78.73203 - Baruasagar is around 24 kilometers from Jhansi, It is a small town situated on the bank of Betwa river.Its has a large lake which is called Barua sagar tal. Places to see here are fort,Jarai-ka-Math, lake. It lies on Jhansi-Varanasi route and all the buses that oes to Khajuraho passes through this town.
  • Chirgaon 25.56927, 78.80995 - Chirgaon is 30 kilometers from Jhansi, It is situated on the banks of Betwa river. It is situated on National Highway 25. It is Famous for National Poet Maithili Sharan Gupt Who was from Chirgaon. Hindi authors generally describe this Triveni of poets from Chirgaon by comparing them with Triveni of Ganges.

Jhansi_fort - Fort of Jhansi

  • Fort of Jhansi - Jhansi Fort | 25.45788, 78.57563 - Entry fee: ₹5.00 The fort of Jhansi was built in 1613, by Raja Bir Singh Judao (1606-27) of Orchha. This fort is built on a rocky hill and the city of Jhansi is around this fort. During the earlier days, Wall of the fort was all around Jhansi city. This Wall has ten gates. Some of these gates are still existing and some vanished with time. But Places around these gates are still identified with name of gates. Some of the gates are Khandero Gate, Datia darwaza, Unnao gate, Jharna Gate, Laxmi Gate, Sagar Gate, Orchha Gate, Sainyar Gate and Chand gate. Timings: dawn to dusk daily.

- Government Museum Opening Hours: Sunday - Tuesday 10:30AM Monday - 4:30PM. The Government Museum is situated in a very picturesque location in the heart of the city. The surrounding area has some beautiful parks. At one side, is Deen Dayal Sabhagar(city auditorium). Nearby you can see Vrindavan Lal Verma park, Open-air theatre, Rani Lakshmi Bai Park and ofcourse, a magnificent view of Jhansi fort. There is 1857 Mutiny Memorial on the way to the fort. It is a small park where 1857 mutiny has been depicted with statues that are made by metal scrap! The museum has a rich collection of sculptures, paintings, documents, etc. from different eras. A must see attraction during your visit to Jhansi, it will acquaint you with the history of the region. - Nag Mandir This temple is situated in Jhansi cantonment. The beauty of this place is to visit it during sunrise. The spectacular view includes beautiful tree groves and beautiful aura of Jhansi. It shows the beauty is to be searched out in every thing.

  • Rani Mahal 25.45839, 78.57984 - Rani Mahal or Queen's Palace was built by Raghunath II of Newalkar family (1769-96). Sunday - Tuesday 10AM Monday - 5PM. It is located in heart of city near to Jhansi fort. Rani mahal is decorated with multicolored paintings and art forms. At present Rani mahal is converted to museum with artefacts from 9th and 12th century AD. Best way to reach Rani Mahal is to take an Auto from Elite crossing to City.
  • Street Jude's Shrine 25.44232, 78.56673 - This shrine of great imortance among Catholic Christians. St. Jude's bone is buried in the foundation of the cathedral. Devotees come from as far as Goa, on the Street Jude's feast day on October 28, every year. Feast day is marked by a week long fair and a procession on the last day of the fair. This fair attracts people of all the faiths and religions.

Top Muslim Travel Tips for Jhansi

There are a number of festivals/exhibitions worth watching, while in Jhansi. If you travel during festivities, you can witness the local culture with its customs and rituals more closely.

  • Jhansi Mahaotsav :Organised by state government's tourism department, this is a week long event(February end-March beginning) including dance and music performances showcasing Bundelkhand's rich cultural legacy(like suata, rai dance, alha songs etc.), various competitions, a handicraft fair, food festival etc. The main events are held in open air auditoriumm, near state archeological museum, in the evening sessions. In the background of the auditorium and the fort stands with all its splendor, bathed in yellow light, producing a spectacular view in the night.

The competitions highlighting local culture (mehandi competition, rangoli competition, recipe competition etc.) are organised in state archeological museum premises, while the handicraft fair and some other competions have found the place in Rani Lakshmibai park, across the open air auditorium. The entry is free for all the events.

  • State vegetables and flowers exhibition :This is a three day exhibition, organised by the state government in the state gardens of narayan bagh in the month of February. It features exhibits in various categories of vegetables, fruits, flowers and competitions in above mentioned categories as well as in home garden category.

Farmers wait for this event eagerly to exhibit their produce. During the event and the public gardens witness thousands of visitors and the place becomes like a mini fair. The major tourist attraction is the dog show with competions for dogs in many categories.

Theatres

There are three cinema halls in the city, mostly showing Hindi flicks from Bollywood. Some halls show Hollywood movies also. The best theaters to watch a movie, is Khilona (recently renovated completely). From Jhansi train station, one can reach to the cinema hub of Jhansi city, in 10 minutes by a tempo, where three theatres (Natraj, Khilona and Elite) are situated.

  • Elite, Elite Plaza.
  • Khilona, Elite-Sipri Road.
  • Natraj, Elite-Sipri Road.

Muslim Friendly Shopping in Jhansi

The main shopping markets in Jhansi are:

  • Manik Chowk in main city area. One can look from jewellery to pots to electronics appliances here.
  • Nagra - This is the place where you can look for branded clothes, foot-wears and furniture. Nagra is known for it's economic development and one can find very affordable restaurants , hotels, bars and spa easily here.
  • Sadar Bazaar - It is the cleanest part of the city with almost all brand's products available here. If you have your pocket tights, it's your destination.
  • Sipri Bazaar - In this market you can buy variety of cloths. In Nehru market you can find many bookstores including Prakash Book Depo, Collage Book Depo and Gupta Book Depo. Chelaram's sweets and samosas are also very famous. You can go to RasBahar restaurant to have some mangoshake or pineapple juice.

Halal Food & Restaurants

Nearly all mid-range hotels here have restaurants that offer good Indian and continental food. Apart from these, throughout the city, you can find good eating places to suit every pocket. There are some roadside dhabas on the outskirts of the city too, with a rustic charm.

  • Delhi Walla Chat store, Manik Chowk. Famous for panipuris and aloo tikki
  • Geeta Bhojnalaya,Elite square. Across the Janack's, on Elite square, a pure veg. restaurant serving only north Indian dishes. Always crowded, no family section. Good value for money. Popular among working class and bachelors. Famous for paneer butter masala and specially Yummy Dal Butter Fry and Tandoori Paratha too.
  • Holiday Restaurant, Sadar Bazaar. A nice place with dim lighting and low ceiling. Indian, some continental, and Chinese.
  • Hot Bite, Near Allahabad Bank Chouraha. A calm, and properly ventilated sitting area, offers Snacks, soft drinks, etc. Mostly, students from the schools in surrounding area, come here for light sncaks. Good place for dating.
  • Janack's, Near Elite square. A restaurant for the masses. A crowded place all the time, it is adjacent to Dumroo cinema, very close to Elite square. Can boast the largest seating capacity in the city, it has a family section upstairs. Serves pure veg. Indian and Chinese food and has a sweets shop too. This is a very reasonably priced menu.
  • Jodhpur Mithai Bhandar, Sadar Bazaar. Adjacent to SBI ATM in Sadar Bazaar, this shop sells Indian sweetmeats, milk shakes and snack items. Famous for special Jodhpuri kachori.
  • Narayan Chaat Bhandar, Sadar Bazaar. In Sadar Bazaar, main market, famous shop selling chaat items like aloo-tikki(veg cutlet), dahi vada, paani puri, etc. A must to taste the real Indian chaat.
  • Navbharat Bakery shop, Sadar Bazaar. A popular spot among the youth of the town. You can buy burgers, Pizzas, sandwiches, ice creams, soft drinks, etc. No seating inside the shop, but few chairs outside, on the footpath, give the view of bustling Sadar Bazaar.
  • Samrat Hotel, Chitra Chouraha. Merely 1 kilometer from train station and the restaurant gives a fair value of your money. Food is ok.
  • Shilpi Hotel, Elite square. Across the Janack's, on Elite square, a pure veg. restaurant serving only north Indian dishes. Always crowded, no family section. Good value for money. Popular among working class and bachelors. Famous for paneer butter masala.
  • Shrinath Paav Bhaaji and Pulao Center, Sadar Bazaar. A small yet famous shop specializing in paav bhaaji, pulao, and milk shakes, it is in the area where most fast food kiosks are situated.
  • Snacks Kiosks at Sadar Bazaar during evening. These small shops are crowded with people in the evening. They mostly sell Chinese and Indian fast foods.
  • Snacks Kiosks near Arya Kanya Girls' College, Sipri Bazaar.
  • Haveli Restaurant, near Elite Plaza. On your way to Jhansi fort, it is hardly 500 metres from Elite square. A new restaurant with copper plates, offers excellent veg. thaalis.
  • Hotel Yatrik, Elite Plaza. A 2 minutes walk from Elite theatre, towards south, a new restaurant has come up. Has air conditioning. Food is nice.
  • Navbharat Restaurant, Sadar Bazaar. An upmarket restaurant with veg. and non veg. north Indian and some continental food.
  • Raj Palace, Sadar Bazaar. Near GPO(General Post Office), Sadar Bazaar. A nice restaurant.
  • Sagar Restaurant, Hotel Prakash Regency. This has a fine dining area with a variety of items in its menu. The hotel has a bar on the first floor.
  • Hotel Chanda, Opposite Lakshmi Bai Park. Another upper range restaurant certainly not a good value for your money.
  • Hotel Shrinath Palace, Station road. A large menu with all varieties. Air conditioned.
  • Hotel Sita, Shivpuri road. The best restaurant in town. Air conditioned dining hall with good ambience and light music. Serves veg. and non veg. Indian, continental, Chinese, south Indian food and ice creams. It also has a separate café. Efficient service.
  • Jhansi Hotel, Sadar Bazaar. One of the oldests, still maintaining its Colonial charm with high ceiling restaurant.

With opening up of drink policy, more and more Beer and Wine shops can be seen in every corner of the city. But good, air-conditioned places to consume alcohol, are limited. The city has no pub but the bars in mid-range hotels are very well stocked.

  • Bar at Ashok Hotel, Elite-Sipri road. An affordable place for your dose of booze. A place with old interiors.
  • Bar at Dreamland Hotel, Station road. An ordinary café.
  • Bar at Hotel Highway, Sipri Bazaar. An affordable bar in Sipri Bazaar area.
  • Bar at Hotel Rahi Veerangana, Elite-Sipri road. Serves Beer with some basic Snacks. It is run by the government, so there is no accountability and responsibility. If you want to sit alone and then it is a good choice, as the bar has a scarcity of clients.
  • Bar at Hotel Sita, Elite-Sipri road. A well stocked, air-conditioned café.
  • Bar at Jhansi Hotel, Sadar Bazaar. Reminding old days of British rule, this bar has a garden section too.
  • Bar at Prakash Regency Hotel, Near Nandini Theatre. Air conditioned café.
  • Bundela Bar, Manik Chowk, City. A popular bar in the shopping neighborhood of old city. All the lanes are very narrow and crowded, leading to this place.

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Muslim Friendly Hotels

There are many hotels and lodges in the old city area too. If you want to get a glimpse of daily life of Jhansi and then you can stay in a hotel in old city area which is noisy all the time.

  • Apna Guest House, Near Nandini Theatre. Reasonably priced rooms in the heart of the city.
  • Central Hotel(nearest hotel from train station), Chitra chouraha. This is at walking distance from train station if you do not have heavy luggage. Old building and laid back feel in the rooms.
  • Hotel Bhavna, New Road. Popular among middle class business travelers. Basic, but situated in the business neighborhood, so offers convenience for travelers.
  • Hotel P. D. Palace Nera Govind Chauraha, this is reasonably priced, A.C. and Non A.C. rooms, with dining and every facility you require.
  • Hotel Panchali, New Road. Mostly business travelers from nearby towns and cities prefer this, as this is also in the crowded business neighborhood.
  • Hotel Pujan, Gwalior road, civil lines. A budget hotel near downtown(Elite crossing, towards Gwalior road).
  • Hotel Shrinath Inn, station road. A new hotel for budget travelers, this is reasonably priced, and very close to downtown.
  • Sahara Lodge, Sipri bazaar. Basic lodging at reasonable rates.
  • Samrat Hotel, Chitra chouraha. Some rooms are very small and without proper ventilation. But very close to train station. Has a restaurant also.

Some mid-range hotels in Jhansi have their own restaurant and some even have a café.

  • Ashok Hotel, Elite-Sipri road. Ashok hotel has a well stocked bar also and is in the downtown.
  • Dreamland Hotel, Station road. This hotel has been renovated and renamed but the atmosphere is cool and offers good lodging.
  • Hotel Highway, Sipri bazaar. A good place to stay in Sipri bazaar area, near train station. Restaurant and café. Rooms are good value for money.
  • Hotel Rahi Veerangana, Elite-Sipri road. A mid-range hotel run by U.P. tourism department. The atmosphere is calm but rooms are basic, though some with balcony. Some rooms are air-conditioned. Room service is available. The hotel has a restaurant too.
  • Hotel Tulsi, Chitra crossing. A new hotel in the north of the train station, with good rooms.

Nearly all the high-end hotels in Jhansi have multi-cuisine restaurants offering veg. and non veg. food. The rooms are mostly air-conditioned and 24 hour room service is a norm, but most of them have check out time at 12 noon.

  • Chanda Hotel, Near SPI Inter College. Another three star hotel with a view to Jhansi fort. Air conditioned rooms with room service and there is a restaurant too.
  • Hotel Prakash Regency, Near Nandini Theatre. Situated in the downtown and the hotel offers air-conditioned rooms with modern amenities, 24 hour room service. It has a swimming swimmingpool also to beat the heat during summer months. There is a simple and a multi cuisine restaurant too.
  • Hotel Raj Palace, Sadar Bazaar. This hotel offers good value for your money with air-conditioned rooms and efficient room service.
  • Hotel Shrinath Palace, Station road. This hotel offers deluxe rooms with air conditioning, 24 hour room service, and an air-conditioned restaurant with a large, multi cuisine menu.
  • Hotel Sita, Elite-Sipri road. This is a hotel with three star facilities, including foreign exchange counter, travel counter, safe deposit boxes, multi channel TV, phone, etc. Good air conditioning and 24 hour room service. The hotel has a small souvenir shop and a cozy, well stocked, air-conditioned and a multi cuisine, air-conditioned restaurant. The pick of the bunch, if you are looking for modern comfort.
  • Hotel Yatrik, Near Elite crossing. A new hotel in downtown area and the rooms are loaded with air conditioning and other amenities. Air conditioned restaurant with multi cuisine menu serving good food at reasonable prices.
  • Jhansi Hotel, Sadar Bazaar. This single story hotel with high ceiling rooms and verandah, takes you to old British days of 'Raj'. You can expect excellent room service and comfort here.

Telecommunications in Jhansi

Telephone: The area code for telephonic communication is 510. If you have a mobile phone and then, to dial any local landline number from your mobile, you have to dial 0510 and then the desired number. If you want to dial a local(U.P. East/West) mobile number from your cell phone and then simply dial the ten digit mobile number. There are plenty of public phone booths every where. Some local phones at public places are coin operated. You can extend the talk by putting one Rupee coins (₹1) in the slot. From any public booth showing "STD/ISD" on it, you can make long distance national and international calls.

Mobile services: There are currently six mobile operators in the city. Of these, Reliance and Tata provide services on CDMA platform while Vodafone, Airtel, Idea and state-run BSNL work on GSM platform. So if you carry a GSM handset, you can buy a prepaid connection here from any of these companies for your communication needs, while you travel in and around the city. While most companies provide with excellent network coverage, especially BSNL, Reliance, and Airtel; the congestion in BSNL network has almost become a norm.

Internet: The train station of Jhansi has a cyber cafe on platform no.1, near the main gate, with broadband speed and you can use full internet services here. Apart from this and the city is dotted with various cyber cafes in the marketplaces, near hotels, and charge ₹15-₹20 per hour. All the cyber cafes use Windows xp/Windows 98 operating system and Internet Explorer 5.0 or above as the web browser. Some use Mozilla Firefox browser too. It is advisable to clear the cache memory of the computer after signing out.

Stay Safe

Jhansi is known for its peaceful atmosphere. So there are no major concerns about safety of tourists. But if one takes precautions while traveling alone and the better it is. Exploring the places of interest, in groups and during day, is totally safe. It is known for the friendly and helping people it has. "Atithi Devo bhava" is well implemented by the citizens of this city. For any medical emergency and there are plenty of hospitals dotting the city.

  • Civil hospital, near Jhansi fort
  • Rani Lakshmi Bai medical college, Near Bundelkhand university
  • St. Jude's hospital, near Sipri hillock
  • Happy Family Nursing Home, behind hotel Sita

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Travel Next

From Jhansi, you can go conveniently in any direction, depending upon your further plans. If you are going towards Gwalior/Agra/Delhi, you can get 20-25 trains daily heading towards Delhi. There are some fast trains for Kanpur/Lucknow also. If you want to continue to explore religious places of Uttar Pradesh and then you can take a train for Chitrakoot, Allahabad(Prayag) and/or Varanasi (Kashi), farther east. To enter Madhya Pradesh capital, Bhopal or towards south India, again there are 20-25 trains daily connecting to major cities in south(all via Bhopal). There is one more train route which can take you to Jabalpur, if you have an interest in marble rocks of Bhedaghat. There are regular and reliable bus services for Gwalior, Agra, Jaipur, Kanpur, Lucknow, Indore, Kota etc. Most deluxe buses with sleeper and semi-sleeper layout, leave Jhansi in the evening for overnight outbound journeys.

  • Deogarh : 123 kilometers from Jhansi on the banks of Betwa river and surrounded by thick forest
  • Gwalior :(100 Km, 1-1.5 hrs by train, 1.5-2 hrs by car, 3 hrs by bus)A major city between Jhansi and Agra. Among tourist attractions are- Rani Lakshmi Bai's memorial, Jayavilas palace and museum(has a rich collection of artefacts from Scindhia clan), fort, Tansen's tomb, Phoolbagh, etc.
  • Khajuraho - 175 kilometers southeast from Jhansi, this temple town -famous for its erotic sculptures- is 5-6 hours away from Jhansi by road. The first bus leaves for Khajuraho at 0530 hours in the morning. There is a bus connection for Shatabdi Express pessengers coming from Delhi side. If you want more comfortable journey and then you should go for vehicle rental.
  • Orchha - A detour on your way to Khajuraho, Orchha is a small, medieval capital town with excellent panoramic views from the old fort, palaces and temples. Orchha is just a half hour from Jhansi (16 kilometres) and can be visited while returning from Khajuraho to Jhansi
  • ' Pranpur'. - An offbeat alternative 65 kilometers from Jhansi, this little village is known for its Chanderi Silk Saris. The village tourism committee has set up a small guest house to host travellers, and offer guests a chance to experience village life and interact with the village weavers, potters & metal craftsmen. Workshops on these crafts can also be arranged on prior notice. Advance booking is required as the guest house only has 4 rooms. Bookings can be made at +91 8527 141 626 or

Evening buses to Delhi start from the Jhansi main bus stand at 5, 6, 8, 9 and 10 PM. The journey costs ₹350 and takes up to 12 hours.




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Jhansi Season Summary
Season Months Temperature Conditions
Spring February-March 18°C to 32°C Clear skies. Dry winds in February, overall pleasant.
Summer April-June 25°C to 45°C Clear skies, very hot during days. Cool in midnight.
Monsoon July-September 28°C to 38°C Somewhat hot and humid. Some spells of rain, with sunny, hot days in between.
Autumn October-November 20°C to 30°C Clear skies, warm days, cool nights.
Winter December-January 4°C to 25°C Dry, but sunny days, colder nights.