The Bateshwar Group of Temples is a remarkable cluster of ancient Hindu temples located near the Chambal River in the Morena district of Madhya Pradesh. Comprising over 200 small sandstone temples, the complex is primarily dedicated to Lord Shiva, with a few shrines devoted to Vishnu and Shakti. Built between the 8th and 10th centuries during the Gurjara-Pratihara period, the temples showcase fine Nagara-style architecture with elegant shikharas and intricate carvings. Once damaged by floods and time, the site has been carefully restored and now stands as a symbol of India’s rich temple-building tradition. Surrounded by ravines and serene natural scenery, the Bateshwar Group of Temples is a must-visit destination for devotees, historians, and travelers exploring the ancient spiritual heritage of Madhya Pradesh.