Janakpur dham Darshan
Janakpur Nepal
Janakpur dham Darshan is one of the most important tourist destination of the Terai region in Nepal. It is located in the Dhanusha district of Janakpur. Janakpur is a historical town accommodating ancient monasteries, temples, arts and crafts of numerous deities and is also observed as one of the important religious centre. Janakpur which used […]
Janakpur dham Darshan is one of the most important tourist destination of the Terai region in Nepal. It is located in the Dhanusha district of Janakpur. Janakpur is a historical town accommodating ancient monasteries, temples, arts and crafts of numerous deities and is also observed as one of the important religious centre. Janakpur which used to be called as the capital of the ancient Mithila Kingdom is also the home to the many influential pilgrimage sites.
According to the Hindu epic Ramayana, Janakpur dham Darshan is the birthplace of the Mother Sita, who is regarded as the ideal woman and the wife of the Lord Ram, the ideal man. Each and every corner of the town boasts about the diety which can be related to the Hindu epic Ramayana. And this is the town’s most popular attraction.
Janakpur dham Darshan which has been named after the ancient King Janak has evolved as an significant attraction from religious Hindu tourist. The large number of holy sites originating from different tales from the Hindu mythology has spread the name and fame ofJanakpur dham Darshan not only within the border of Nepal but also throughout the India and all over the globe.
One of the notable attraction and the most important and the popular religious site of Janakpur dham Darshan is the Janaki Temple. Some other notable attractions include temples like Ram Mandir, Janak Mandir, Vivaha Mandap, Lazmntemple and the sacred Sagars (Ponds). The most important dates to visit this area is on the day of Vivaha Panchami, Ram Nawami and Chhath because huge fairs and festivals are observed in these days. Each year thousands of Hindus participate in these festivals from Nepal and India.