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Hammeer Garhi (Basari) Heritage Resort is located in central India in the northern part of the state of Madhya Pradesh. It is about 25 kms. towards west of Khajuraho on National Highway No. 56 linking Jhansi (and Agra) to Rewa (Allahabad & Varanasi). Its distance from Khajuraho International Airport is 20 Kms (20 minutes) and from Khajuraho Railway Station it is 18 Kms (18 minutes) only. As its name suggests, Hammeer Garhi Heritage Resort is a heritage property which has been converted to a village resort. It is built in eco-rural backdrop of a beautiful and culturally vibrant village – Basari. The property bears its title in the name of “Hammeer Dev” - one of the commanders in the royal army of great medieval King “Chhatrasaal” who carved out an independent kingdom of Bundelkhand defying the authority of mighty and much dreaded Mughal emperor of India – Aurangzeb. Under royal patronage of King Chhatrasaal, Hammeer Dev founded this garhi (residential mini-fortress) some 350 years ba

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Panna, the erstwhile capital of the Bundela kingdom, is famous for the Panna National Park. Panna town, the administrative headquarters of Panna District, is the hub of many religious monuments, which showcases the architectural marvels of Hindu and Islamic styles. Adorned with greenish meadows dotted with evergreen trees, undulating forests, hills and rocks, Panna serves as a perfect place for holiday tours and quite sojourn. Panna National Park was created in 1981. It was declared as a Project Tiger Reserve in 1994. The National Park consists of areas from the former Gangau Wildlife Sanctuary created in 1975. The sanctuary comprised of territorial forests of the present North and South Panna Forest Division to which a portion of the adjoining Chhatarpur forest division was added later. The reserved forests of the Park in Panna district and some protected forests bordering Chhatarpur were the hunting reserves of the erstwhile rulers of Panna, Chhatarpur andBijawar princely states in