JANAKPUR NEPAL, THE BIRTHPLACE OF GODDESS SITA

Birthplace of Goddess Sita

Janakpur is the Birthplace of sita that's the headquarter of the Dhanusa district in Nepal. It is located about 224.8 kilometers East-South of Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal. Janakpur town is a middle of spiritual and cultural tourism and also the residence of exceptional Mithila culture in Nepal. Janakpur is also referred to as Janakpurdham.

Janaki Temple was assembled in devotion to goddess Sita that had been born into the King Janak of Mithila kingdom and afterward married to Lord Ram. It's thought that Sita is still the incarnation of Goddess Lakshmi in which Ram is thought to be an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Ram was a prince of Ayodhya and the son of King Dasharatha and Queen Kaushalya.

Janaki Mandir can also be referred to as the core of Janakpur. It's built-in a place of 4860 sq feet and the elevation of the temple is 50 meters. In Janakpur, there was likewise a Ram and Sita union temple that's thought to have been assembled at the place, where they have married. Each year, the union anniversary of Ram and Sita is celebrated via the festival.

Janaki temple is popularly called Naulakha Temple constructed by the queen of Tikamgarh. The price for the building of the temple has been about Nine Lakhs that is why Janaki temple is known as Naulakha temple. Throughout November and December, thousands of pilgrims go to the temple to Vivah Panchami (festival of observing the marriage of Ram and Sita).

JANAKPUR for a TOURIST PLACE OF NEPAL

The number of tourists visiting Janakpur is rising day by day as there are numerous temple and places that brings tourist. Janakpur city is also called the town of ponds. Delicious food features a few Indian men and women. Luxurious hotels for tourists have been located here in huge numbers all around town. A few other centers also discovered here.

The town is home to Maithili artwork and handicrafts. Mithila paintings out of Jankpur town are famous globally.