Temples in Chitrakoot

Chitrakoot is a city located in the district of Uttar Pradesh. Kamadgiri Temple is the holy place of Chitrakoot. The Sanskrit word ‘Kamadgiri’ means the mountain which fulfils all the wishes and desires. The city is surrounded by Kaushambi to the north, Satna and Rewa in the south, Prayagraj in the east, and Banda in the west. Chitrakoot Dham is located on the banks of the Mandakini River. The region has a hilly mountain. Chitrakoot is the Karma Bhoomi of Lord Rama, as he spent 11 years in the Forest.

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.

Ram Bharat Milap temple is located in the city of Chitrakoot in Madhya Pradesh. Lord Bharat met Lord Rama at a special place. He convinced Lord Rama to return to Ayodhya and become the rightful king. The meeting was so powerful that it made nearby objects, like rocks, melt from the heat. Even the rocks and mountains were said to have cried during this event.

Sivani Shaktipeeth Phoolmati Devi Temple is situated in Chitrakoot, Madhya Pradesh. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Sati, a form of Maa Durga. Inside the Temple, there is an idol of Lord Shiva known as Chanda. Festivals like Ramnavami, Makar Sankranthi and Deepavali are celebrated with great joy and happiness. The best time to visit the temple is during festivals.