UNESCO Heritage
Shesh Shaiya (Reclining Vishnu Statue)
Colossal 35-foot 10th-century stone carving of Lord Vishnu reclining on the multi-headed serpent Sheshanaga inside core tiger forest
Plan your visit
- Hours
- Accessible during Tala zone morning safari only
- Entry
- Included in Tala Safari permit
- Time needed
- 45 Minutes
- Best time
- Morning safari stops
Local tip
The clear stream of Charanganga river originates from the foot of this Vishnu sculpture.
About
Shesh Shaiya (Reclining Vishnu Statue) is one of the most celebrated landmarks of Bandhavgarh National Park, Madhya Pradesh. Colossal 35-foot 10th-century stone carving of Lord Vishnu reclining on the multi-headed serpent Sheshanaga inside core tiger forest.
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