Khajuraho is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its intricate carvings and erotic sculptures.
The sculpture of a smiling elephant smiling at a couple engaged in erotic play is depicted on the outer wall of the Laxman temple. In fact, the sculptors were at a peak in the field of art. The sculptures on the walls of the temples in Khajuraho depict the main objectives of Hindu and Jain religions - Dharma, Kama, Artha and Moksha.
These sculptures are a live depiction of mythological stories and highlight the importance of eroticism in human life. In fact, this smiling elephant sculpture is an unmatched example of craftsmanship which was carved around 800-900 years ago.