Hanuman Dhara Temple Chitrakoot

Hanuman Dhara Temple is situated in Chitrakoot. According to the story, Lord Rama created the waterfall to help cool down Lord Hanuman after he returned from setting fire to Lanka. The natural beauty of the waterfall attracts nature lovers and offers a peaceful and natural environment. For adventure enthusiasts, there is an exciting climb of 360 steps to reach the waterfall, adding thrill to the visit. From the top, you can witness a breathtaking view of the historic town of Chitrakoot.

A faster and less exhausting option is the ropeway, which usually operates from 6 am to 9 pm. The two-way fare is Rs. 160/- per person, but differently abled persons travel free. However, Sita Rasoi can be accessed by stairs only from the Hanuman Dhara temple.

How To Reach Chitrakoot Hanuman Dhara Temple

The temple can be reached by taking the various modes of transport. Some frequently used ways are given below.

By Rail

The nearest railway station to Chitrakoot is Chitrakoot Dham Karwi. The distance from the railway station to the temple is 10.6 km. Taxis and rickshaws are available from the railway station to reach Hanuman Dhara Temple, Chitrakoot.

By Air

The nearby airport is Chitrakoot Airport. Daily domestic flights are available to reach here. The distance from Temple to the airport is 12 km. You can hire a taxi from the airport to cover the distance.

By Road

The nearby bus stand is the Chitrakoot bus stand. Direct buses from various cities in Uttar Pradesh are available to reach here. The distance from the bus stand to the temple is 10 km. Sharing autos are available from the bus stand to reach Hanuman Dhara Temple Chitrakoot.

Best Time to Visit Hanuman Dhara Temple

The period from October to March is considered the peak season, with pleasant weather and cool breezes in the mornings and evenings. The months from July to October are moderate seasons, while the period from April to June is the off-season.