24/02/2024
It is said that Lord Ram spent 11 years of his exile in Chitrakoot. According to legends, it was the abode of Lord Rama, his wife Sita and his younger brother Lakshmana for eleven years of their fourteen years of exile.
Chitrakoot is a natural place famous for its natural scenery as well as its spiritual importance. Tourists are thrilled to see the beautiful waterfalls, playful young deer and dancing peacocks here. At the same time, pilgrims are overwhelmed by taking a dip in Payaswani/Mandakini and immersing themselves in the dust of Kamadgiri.
Some religious places of Chitrakoot Dham: Ram Ghat, Janaki Kund, Secret Godavari Caves, Lakshman Pahari, Sphatik Shila.
The main holy place of Chitrakoot Dham is Kamadgiri. The Sanskrit word 'Kamadgiri' means a mountain that fulfills all wishes and desires. It is believed that this place was the residence of Lord Ram, Mother Sita and Lakshman ji during their exile.