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How To Reach Punaura Dham

Sitamarhi, Bihar, India:
The Contested and Highly Revered Birthplace: Punaura Dham is one of the two most important and celebrated sites in Sitamarhi—along with Janaki Sthan—to be revered as the birthplace (Janmasthali) of Goddess Sita (Maa Janaki). The legend states that King Janaka found infant Sita in an earthen pot while ploughing a field to alleviate a severe famine, and Punaura Dham is believed to be the exact spot of this divine emergence. The site is named after the Vedic sage Pundrik, who had an ashram here, giving it the name Punaura (from Pundrik Village). This temple complex, which includes the Janaki Kund (Sita Kund) is the focus of a massive redevelopment project, with the government approving hundreds of crores for a grand new Janaki Mandir on the lines of the Ayodhya Ram Mandir. This ambitious project aims to transform it into a world-class pilgrimage hub, solidifying its place as a key site on the Ramayana Circuit and a major symbol of Hindu faith and heritage.:
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How to Reach

By Road (Best Option)As it is only 5 KMS from the city center, the most efficient way to reach is by hiring a direct auto-rickshaw or taxi. Shared autos are also available from the main Sitamarhi bus stand/railway station. The roads leading to Punaura have been prioritized for upgrade under the development plan.

By Air:Nearest airport is Patna (PAT) or Darbhanga (DBH). From there, take a bus or taxi.

By Train:Reach Sitamarhi Junction (SMI) first, then use local transport.

By Local Transport:E-rickshaws and auto-rickshaws are plentiful and operate frequently between the city and Punaura Dham. :

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