RAM GHAT

Located on the bank of Mandakini River, Ramghat is believed to be a holy site in Hinduism. The legend says that Lord Rama, Lord Lakshman, and Sita took bath at this ghat during their exile.

Attracting thousands of devotees on a daily basis, Ram Ghat is also among the major Chitrakoot tourist places as it is a great spot for photographers willing to capture the culture of India as well as culture vultures eager to learn about Hinduism.

A boat ride can also be taken here to witness the beauty of the river and the sight of spirituality from a different perspective.

Timings: Open 24 hours.

Entry fee: There are no charges to visit the ghat.

Location: Ratna wali marg, Chitrakoot.

Distance from Chitrakoot Bus Stand: 2 Km.

One thing that is India known for is its spiritual customs and temples, Madhya Pradesh features temples from different ages across all the state.

Located on the bank of Mandakini River, Ramghat is believed to be a holy site in Hinduism. The legend says that Lord Rama, Lord Lakshman, and Sita took bath at this ghat during their exile.

Attracting thousands of devotees on a daily basis, Ram Ghat is also among the major Chitrakoot tourist places as it is a great spot for photographers willing to capture the culture of India as well as culture vultures eager to learn about Hinduism.

A boat ride can also be taken here to witness the beauty of the river and the sight of spirituality from a different perspective.

Timings: Open 24 hours.

Entry fee: There are no charges to visit the ghat.

Location: Ratna wali marg, Chitrakoot.

Distance from Chitrakoot Bus Stand: 2 Km.

One thing that is India known for is its spiritual customs and temples, Madhya Pradesh features temples from different ages across all the state.