Chitrakoot
Chitrakoot or "the hill of many wonders" is a hallowed centre of pilgrimage. It is believed to be the place where Lord Rama and Sita spent their 14 years of exile and where the Sage Atri and Sati Anasuya meditated. The holy town is set on the banks of the River Mandakini, also known as the Payaswaini River. The riverside is lined with ghats and the town dotted with temples dedicated to several deities of the Hindu pantheon. Indian travel agent gives special discounted hotel from budget hotels to Deluxe hotels in India.

Religious Spots

Kamadgiri
Kamadgiri is a forested hill of prime religious significance; this is believed to be the original Chitrakoot. The Bharat Milap Temple is located here. Pilgrims perform a ritual to seek blessings. We provide tours to Taj Mahal.


Sphatik Shila
Sphatik Shila is a picturesque spot marked by two immense rocks. It is believed to be the place where Lord Rama and Sita feasted their eyes on the beauty of Chitrakoot.

Hanuman Dhara
Hanuman Dhara is located on a steep hillside; it is approachable by a flight of 360 steps. Here, the waters of a natural spring cascade over an image of Lord Hanuman.
Ram Ghat
Ram Ghat is on the banks of the River Mandakini, and it is the centre of ritual activity. This ghat is the most frequented in Chitrakoot. The "Aarti" performed in the evening is particularly beautiful.Indian Travel Agent offers Visit India and explore India.


Janki Kund
Janki kund is an unusual cave over the Mandakini. Said to be the place where Sita bathed.