A little to the north of town, on the Pichaur road, this ancient temple was actually rebuilt after being transported from it original location in the Panchamnagar village which was submerged due to the construction of the Rajghat Dam on the Betwa
Situated to the right of the main entrance to the Kirti Durg, the temple is dedicated to the Lord Hanuman. Built during the Bundela period, it is set amongst greenery and natural streams that flow down the hill.
Situated to the north-west of the town, near the Parmeshwar Pond, this chattri was built in 1774. It is a commemorative monument for the Bundela king Anirudh Singh who is famous for having declared independence from Mughal suzerainty.
Located near the Delhi Darwaza, the Mansimheshwar is a Bundela period Shaiva temple. A 23 line long inscription in Sanskrit mixed with local dialect is written in Nagari letters on one of the temple walls. It reveals that the temple was built in 1724 and the foundations were laid by Prince Man Singh Bundela.
