pix of sita's & rama's birthplace -updted

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rajnish kumar

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Posted: 17 years ago

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Originally posted by: camella
welcum everybody..n rajnish..great minds think alike 😆 ..when i saw tht photo i too thought tht hanumanji would have come in the form of a monkey to see the palace and refresh his memories 😉

ya we need to do research on that pic.😆 😆

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sita

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Posted: 17 years ago

#32

wow!! i loved every body's discussion at this thread & yeah!!!! it's sad to see tht our great treasure in the form of these precious temples ,is not being taken proper care !!! but it doesn't applies to all the temples .

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vaishnavi

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Posted: 17 years ago

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hmm..yes di..the temples which are well-cared for are being given more donations..but there are so many other temples which also have a lot of importance but are not being taken care of properly ..heres a pic of the hanuman temple(ayodhya)-

hanuman garhi(ayodhya)-

it is said that hanumanji lived here in a cave .what a holy place it must be. this temple has a flight of 76 stairs.

there are other great places in ayodhya such as

ramkot-

Nothing apart from Ram Janambhoomi in Ayodhya is as mesmerizing as Ramkot. The place evokes same sentiments and emotions among the followers as Ram Janambhoomi. In fact, it is the most frequented religious site in Ayodhya.

This is precisely because Ramkot is the site of the ancient citadel of Ramkot that stands on an elevated ground in the western part of the city. The place marks the site of Lord Ram's fort that once existed. This the same place where Lord Rama was bestowed with the kingdom and kinship of 'Koshala'. Pilgrims throughout the year frequent the place. Nevertheless, the sheer festive mood that engulfs it on the day of Ram Navami or the Birthday of Rama is spectacular. This festival is celebrated with much fanfare in the Hindu month of Chaitra.

treta ke thakur(ayodhya)-

Treta-Ke-Thakur is a highly revered shrine situated at Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh. The temple stands at the place where Lord Ram is said to have performed the Ashvamedha Yagya.

The original deities in black sandstone were regained from Saryu and placed in the new temple, famous as Kaleram-ka-Mandir.

really wish i could get pix of ramkot and treta ke thakut shrine.do reply😊

Edited by camella - 17 years ago