Bhoramdeo temple, nestled in the forests of Western Chattisgarh in Bhoramdeo (140 km from Raipur) is known as the 'Khajuraho of Chattisgarh'. It is an eleventh century Radhakrishna temple named after the ubiquitous tribal god - Bhoram located on the banks of river Sankari amidst Satpura ranges. Sculptures and images depicting war, dance and music cover the facade of the temple while the inner chamber is dark and silent.