Bandhavadheesh Temple is the place of worship of the lord of Bandhavgarh. Its main deity is Lakshman, the brother of Lord Rama.Adjacent to the temple is a large tank, called Rani Tlab, cut out of sandstone. On its banks and reflecting in its blush water stands the enchanting and imposing Rani mahal, also known as Moti mahal, which was the residence of the queen. Several small temples with elaborate carvings dot the periphery of the tank. Just opposite the bandhavadheesh temple is the Bhandar or treasury.
Legacy of Sanit Kabir The famous sixteenth century poet-saint kabir stayed in the Bandhavgarh Fort for some time. He was here during the reign of the Baghel ruler Virbhanusingh, who apparently became a disciple of saint kabir.
Dharamdas, the wealthiest merchant of Bandhavgarh, was also his follower. The monuments with which kabir is associated are the kabir temple and kabir Talab seen over here, and kabir gufa, a place where he meditated for several years, situated about 2 km from here. Of late, his modern - day followers have started holding large gathering here.