There are two towns in Khajaraho: 6000 live in the modern town of tourist operators, and the Old City. the old town seemed oblivious to Khajaraho’s erotic reputation. The streets remarkably clean – a fresh contrast to rubbish stewn by in Indian cities. You will amaze with it how this town, has realized the importance of cleanliness for tourism. Homes are whitewashed or painted in colourful pastels, the lanes are dotted with small shrines, old wells and water pumps, and Narora Sagar lake lines the village’s western side.People are genuinely polite are “If you want to take photographs, that’s OK. People are friendly here. If you want to photo a lady please ask first.”They have learned good manners and a friendly smile.

Some children will askd you for photograph them, immediately followed with “Money please”. “Don’t give them money”, “It is bad for their education.” “If tourists give them money they will learn not to go to school.”