Ram Tekri Temple Ratanpur
Temple Timings and Details
Darshan Timings
Opening Time - 08:00 AM
Closing Time - 08:00 PM
Aarti Timings
Morning Aarti – 08:00 AM
Evening Aarti – 07:00 PM
About Ram Tekri Temple Ratanpur
The Ram Tekri Temple is located on the hills of the city of Ratanpur, Chhattisgarh, India. The temple is dedicated to Lord Ram. It is said that the Maratha ruler Bimba ji was also a devotee of Lord Rama. It is believed that this temple must have been built during his reign. Because Maratha ruler Bimba ji is seen standing with folded hands in front of Lord Rama.How to Reach Ram Tekri Temple RatanpurReaching Ratanpur is easy by road, rail and air transportation facilities. Once you have reached the city, you will fairly reach the temple. For more details, read the given below information.By RoadRatanpur city has good road connectivity with Bilaspur and Raipur, which can be easily reached by local buses, taxis, or self-driving.By RailBilaspur railway station is the nearest railhead, located at a distance of 29.5 km from Ratanpur. After reaching there, you can easily reach Ram Tekri Temple by using local or private transfer facilities.By AirRatanpur is 158.9 km away from Swami Vivekananda International Airport. A hired taxi or car will help you to reach Ram Tekri Temple.Best Time to Visit Ram Tekri MandirTo avoid hot temperatures and heat while traveling, visit the Ram Tekri Temple of Ratanpur in the winter season during the months from November to February
Temple Location
Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)
1. What are the opening and closing times at Ram Tekri Temple?
Daily opening times at Ram Tekri Temple are 8 AM to 8 PM.
2. Is there any dress code?
Do guests have to dress modestly when visiting Ram Tekri temples.
3. Is there a cost to enter?
No, entry is free via a difficult road up the hill or a temple path.
4. What time of year is ideal for visiting?
Wintertime brings great sights and lovely temperatures. The temple receives more visitors during Lord Rama-related religious events.
5. What defines the architecture and surroundings of the temple?
A steep motorable road or stairs goes up to the mountaintop where the white-and-saffron temple is situated. You may enjoy sweeping views of Ratanpur from there.
