In the local dialect, "Apani Dhani" means "Our Hamlet", an affectionate name given to the place by Ramesh C. Jangid, founder of the ecolodge and a pioneer of a form of militant tourism in India, especially in Rajasthan and his own native region of Nawalgarh.  

Get off the beaten track in India with a stay at Apani Dhani Ecolodge

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19 km from Orchha, the city of Jhansi is an unavoidable junction in the Ganges Valley.

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Jhansi is a huge road and railway junction in the Ganges Valley. It's an absolutely unavoidable crossing during a <a href="/india/">trip in India</a>. In fact, Jhansi is located at the heart of several UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Whether going to Delhi, Bharatpur, Fatehpur Sikri, Agra, Khajuraho, Sanchi, or Varanasi, you have to go through Jhansi at one time or another. But besides passing through, there is absolutely nothing to do here. In case you arrive late, you can still sleep in Jhansi. There's a wide selection of inexpensive guesthouses and hotels, and the ideal is to stay right at the train station. Prices are very appealing here and the location is really perfect to catch the next train. The general philosophy in Jhansi could be "Keep moving, there's nothing to see here."

19 km from Orchha, the city of Jhansi is an unavoidable junction in the Ganges Valley.

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