Sita Temple Sitamarhi

The Sita Temple, dedicated to Goddess Sita, was constructed around 100 years ago. The stone statues of Lord Ram, Goddess Sita and Lord Lakshman are enshrined in the temple.

A spring located close to this temple is believed to be the place where Goddess Sita was found in a furrow. It is believed that Birbal Das, a Hindu ascetic, visited the site and discovered the temple.

Its the iconic Janki Mandir...built around 100 years ago...also known for Urvija Kund & Shakti Stambh...where Sita emerged from the earth (though this place has conflicts wid Punora dham which is also known as birth place of Sita)

It's adorable place from inside and outside. Beautiful historical place. You can enjoy boat riding too there.

Sitamarhi temple varanasi.
Sita Temple at Sitamarhi also known as Sita Samahit Sthal is situated between Prayagraj and Varanasi. It is about 40 Kms from Varanasi on the National Highway. Nice and must visit place during stay at Prayaraj or Varanasi.

This is a holy place. This temple is good for worship.you can worship with freedom and peacefully. Here you can reach with car ,bike, bicycles, Or any type of vehicle. So don't worry and visit confidentially.

One of the important Goddess in Sanatan Dharm. It is the Mother Land of Maa Sita. Maa Sita is the symbol of Bhakti, Patience, good wife, ideal Queen and Daughter. She also represents the helpless Woman against the this Purush Society. Everyone should come in Sitamarhi to visit the born place of Maa Sita.

The Sita Temple, dedicated to Goddess Sita, was constructed around 100 years ago. The stone statues of Lord Ram, Goddess Sita and Lord Lakshman are enshrined in the temple.

A spring located close to this temple is believed to be the place where Goddess Sita was found in a furrow. It is believed that Birbal Das, a Hindu ascetic, visited the site and discovered the temple.

Its the iconic Janki Mandir...built around 100 years ago...also known for Urvija Kund & Shakti Stambh...where Sita emerged from the earth (though this place has conflicts wid Punora dham which is also known as birth place of Sita)

Such a beautiful place