Chitragupta Temple Khajuraho

      Dedicated to the sun-god, Surya, this temple faces eastwards to the rising sun. The inner sanctum boasts of an impressive image of the presiding deity - the majestic sun-god looming 5 feet high, and driving a chariot. The other group scenes depict royal processions, group dances and other scenes of sheer luxury, typical of the Chandela court-life
The fourth temple at the back of the western enclosure is called Chitragupta temple. Its design is similar to Devi Jagdamba temple. A Unique feature of this temple is that it is dedicated to the god Sun (Surya) driving his chariot with seven horses. On the central niche, you can see an eleven-headed statue of lord Vishnu. The central head is of lord Vishnu and the other 10 are of his various incarnations. It has many other fine sculptures of dancing girls, elephant fights and processions, etc