7 Epic Ramayana Places That You Need to Visit Once in Your Life

Ramayana is one of the epic Sanskrit narratives of ancient India. The literature was written in the 2000s BC and revolved around the "Maryada Purushottam" Lord Rama. However, the book consists of 24,000 verses.

The narrative of Ramayana includes and is scattered between ethics, philosophy, and writing duties. The story of this epic literature revolves around morality, politics, family, Honesty, and battle between truth and lie, etc.

Lord Rama had visited different parts of Asia during his life span are of national importance. Some of the place mentioned in the verse of Ramayana is now famous with other names.

We have enlisted 7 epic places where Lord Rama visited during his life span.

You will find the discussion of these places in the verse of Ramayana, and some of them are in different countries. We suggest booking your meal from RailRecipe along with your railway tickets to enjoy the journey.

 Birth Place of Lord Rama & Sita

Janakpuri- City where Goddess Sita was born and Raised

Goddess Sita was the wife of Lord Rama and was born and brought up in Janakpuri city of Nepal. It is one of the essential Hindu Pilgrimage across the globe.

Ram Janaki temple is situated at the center of this city and has connecting link with Ramayana. It is one of the major attractions of this city, and a large number of visitors come here every year.

Rama and Sita met each other in Janakpuri only and got married.

It is a holy site while going through the parikrama route, which is done by Hindu devotees while worshiping Ayodhya, Kashi, and Brij in India. Dhanushdham is one of the major attractions for devotees in Janakpur.

Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh-Journey of Lord Rama

Lord Rama was born and raised in the city Ayodhya. Lord Rama went into exile in the forest for 14 years. The reason behind the banishment of Lord Rama was the wish of his mother Kekayi and father Dashrath grant on same. Being the Ramajanbhoomi and involved in Babri Masjid, people have recently become more about this place.

Ayodhya is one of the significant religious spots for Hindu devotees, and it resides in a town near Faizabad in UP. Ayodhya is now becoming home for thousands of devotees, and people wish to visit this holy land at least once in their life.

PrayagRaj, Uttar Pradesh- The Sangam City

During Lord Rama's exile for forests along with his brother Lakshman and wife, Sita, they had to cross the Ganga river to go beyond their kingdom. They also spent some time at Sage Bharadwaj Ashram.

You will find many references about this city in Mahabharat and Ramayana literature. In addition to this, Allahabad is also famous for Kumbh Mela and is the birthplace of Amitabh Bacchan.

Chitrakoot- Madhya Pradesh

Chitrakoot, the place, holds significant importance in the Hindu religion. It is a place where Rishi Agastya, Sage Sharbhanga, and Arti Muni decide to meditate. The place is popularly known as God's home. Lord Rama had spent some time in Chitrakoot during his 14 years of exile.

They all are the most reputed sages of India. Lord Bharat, the Younger brother of Lord Rama, requested and persuaded him to come back home, i.e., Ayodhya only. Here they carried Dasharatha's last rites in the presence of all God and goddesses.

Nashik- The City where Soorpanakha faces Lakshman Anger

Nashik is a city of great importance on the mythological and cultural basis to Hindus. It resides on the bank of the holy river Godavari. Lord Rama stay in Nashik during their 14 years of exile. Here lord Lakshman cut the nose of Soorpanakh, and that's the story behind the name of Nashik.

The name of Nashik was different during different yugas like "Trikantak" during Treta Yuga, "Padmanagar" during Krita Yuga, "Janasthan" during Dwapara Yuga, and Nashik in Kali Yuga.

Dandakaranya- Where Soorpankha Fell in Love with Lord Rama

The place holds significant importance during Ramayana. The site was a thick forest area where Lord Rama spent some time during their exile, and it includes some places of Andhra Pradesh, Orrisa, and Chattisgarh. It is the place where Soorpanakha fell in love with Lord Rama. If you are visiting Dandakaranya Dudhsagar falls, and Sula vineyards are the major tourist attraction here.

Panchavati-Where Lord Rama Spent of the Time During Exile

The stories of Panchavati are famous, and the incidents were life-changing for Lord Rama, Lakshman, and Goddess Sita; this is why they hold significant importance. Some of the remarkable incidents are listed below:

 1.    Lakshman cut down the nose of Soorpanakha

 2.    Ravana abducted Goddess Sita

Rama Kala Mandir is important site to see here . You can visit here throughout the year.