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Chitrakoot (Ramghat & Kamadgiri)

Chitrakoot, Madhya Pradesh, India

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Overview

The forest of Rama's exile years — Mandakini aartis at Ramghat, the Kamadgiri parikrama and Hanuman Dhara's cliff spring.

Why visit: Ramayana's most tender geography, alive with evening lamps.

Things to do

›Ramghat aarti
›Kamadgiri circuit
›Hanuman Dhara climb
›Sphatik Shila

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Travel Information

Best time

Oct–Mar; Diwali mela

Entry fee

Free

Est. budget

₹400–900

Duration

1–2 days

Nearby attractions

Within

1.3 km

📍 Temple

4.4

Hanuman Dhara Chitrakoot

Chitrakoot, Uttar Pradesh

A cliffside Hanuman shrine where a spring pours perpetually over the idol, cooling the deity who burned Lanka — 360 steps to Chitrakoot's best view.

Oct–Mar2 hrsExplore

2.8 km

📍 Pilgrimage

4.5

Kamadgiri Parikrama

Chitrakoot, Uttar Pradesh

The wooded hill believed to embody Rama himself — a 5-km barefoot parikrama past mukharvind shrines and langur troops.

Oct–Mar2–3 hrsExplore

3.8 km

📍 Cave

4.4

Gupt Godavari Caves

Chitrakoot, Uttar Pradesh

Twin caves where a hidden Godavari stream wells up and vanishes — waist-deep wading to the throne-rocks of Rama and Lakshmana.

Oct–Mar2 hrsExplore

4.1 km

📍 Pilgrimage

4.6

Chitrakoot Ramghat

Chitrakoot, Uttar Pradesh

The Mandakini ghats where Rama, Sita and Lakshmana spent eleven exile years — boat lamps and bhajans at Tulsidas's own tirtha.

Oct–Mar; Diwali Amavasya1–2 daysExplore

9.4 km

📍 Riverside

4.1

Ramghat to Sati Anusuya (Mandakini Trail)

Chitrakoot, Madhya Pradesh

The forest drive up the Mandakini to Sati Anusuya ashram and Gupt Godavari's stream-floored twin caves.

Oct–MarHalf dayExplore