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Hanuman Dhara

Chitrakoot, Uttar Pradesh, India:
Hanuman Dhara is a prominent temple situated atop a steep hill. A natural spring cascades down and falls on the idol of Lord Hanuman, giving the place its name ('Dhara' means flow). The spring is believed to have been created by Lord Rama to soothe Hanuman's scorching body after he burnt Lanka. [Re quires 400+ words of detailed text]:

General information

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    Ideal Duration:

    2 Hours (Including Climb):
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    Place Type:

    Hilltop Temple / Mythological Site:
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    Entry Fees:

    No Entry Fee. Ropeway (if operational) would have a ticket price. Mandatory Shoe Keeping charge at the base.

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    No Entry Fee. Ropeway (if operational) would have a ticket price. Mandatory Shoe Keeping charge at the base.

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    Timing:

    Regular Timings: 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM.

    Ideal Visit Time: Early morning before 9:00 AM to avoid heat and crowds on the climb.

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    Regular Timings: 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM.

    Ideal Visit Time: Early morning before 9:00 AM to avoid heat and crowds on the climb.

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    Special Events:

    Hanuman Jayanti (birth anniversary of Lord Hanuman) is the most significant festival, attracting thousands of devotees and featuring elaborate ceremonies and processions.

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    Hanuman Jayanti (birth anniversary of Lord Hanuman) is the most significant festival, attracting thousands of devotees and featuring elaborate ceremonies and processions.

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    Best Photo Spots:

    Photo Spots: View from the Top capturing the sprawl of Chitrakoot and the river. Close-up of the natural spring flowing onto the deity. Steps leading up to the temple complex.

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    Photo Spots: View from the Top capturing the sprawl of Chitrakoot and the river. Close-up of the natural spring flowing onto the deity. Steps leading up to the temple complex.

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Things To Do

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    Climb the 360 Steps as an act of devotion and fitness. Seek Blessings at the main Hanuman and adjacent Ram-Sita-Lakshman temples. Enjoy the Scenic View from the top. Cool off near the cascading water and the base Kund. Observe Langurs (monkeys) that inhabit the area.

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    Climb the 360 Steps as an act of devotion and fitness. Seek Blessings at the main Hanuman and adjacent Ram-Sita-Lakshman temples. Enjoy the Scenic View from the top. Cool off near the cascading water and the base Kund. Observe Langurs (monkeys) that inhabit the area.

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    Why Famous:

    Famous: Revered for the unique natural spring falling directly onto the idol of Lord Hanuman. It is a major spot linked directly to the Ramayana's exile period in Chitrakoot.

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    Famous: Revered for the unique natural spring falling directly onto the idol of Lord Hanuman. It is a major spot linked directly to the Ramayana's exile period in Chitrakoot.

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    Architecture:

    The temple is built on a rocky outcrop, requiring a climb of about 360 steep steps. The main sanctuary houses the Lord Hanuman idol under the natural water flow.

    Hillside Construction: Features multiple small shrines and resting platforms along the climb.
    The temple is built on a rocky outcrop, requiring a climb of about 360 steep steps. The main sanctuary houses the Lord Hanuman idol under the natural water flow.

    Hillside Construction: Features multiple small shrines and resting platforms along the climb.

    The Kund: The water collects in a Kund (pond) at the base.

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    How To Reach:

    By Air: Nearest airport is Prayagraj (130 KMS).

    By Train: Chitrakoot Dham Karwi (5 KMS) is the closest station.

    By Road: Take an auto-rickshaw or taxi from Ram Ghat or Karwi to the base of the hill.
    By Air: Nearest airport is Prayagraj (130 KMS).

    By Train: Chitrakoot Dham Karwi (5 KMS) is the closest station.

    By Road: Take an auto-rickshaw or taxi from Ram Ghat or Karwi to the base of the hill.

    Local Transport: Auto-rickshaws are readily available.

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    Weather and Best Time to Visit:

    Winter (October to March) is ideal. Monsoon (July-September) offers lush green views but slippery steps.

    Day Part: Early morning for a comfortable climb.

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    Winter (October to March) is ideal. Monsoon (July-September) offers lush green views but slippery steps.

    Day Part: Early morning for a comfortable climb.

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    Near Tourist Places:

    Ram Ghat (5 KMS), Kamadgiri Hill (7 KMS), Janaki Kund (9 KMS), Sphatik Shila (10 KMS), Gupt Godavari (15 KMS):

Tourism Tips

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    Health & Safety: The climb is challenging; carry water and take breaks.

    Packing: Avoid carrying food items to deter monkeys.

    Clothing: Wear sturdy shoes for the steps.

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    Health & Safety: The climb is challenging; carry water and take breaks.

    Packing: Avoid carrying food items to deter monkeys.

    Clothing: Wear sturdy shoes for the steps.

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