14 photos across 5 categories
Beautiful glimpses of Sitamarhi - temples, festivals, nature & culture
14 photos across 5 categories
A glimpse of Sitamarhi's tourism appeal ? the birthplace of Goddess Sita and a gateway to the Mithila region.
Urvija Kund, named after another epithet of Goddess Sita, is one of Sitamarhi's sacred water bodies.
Sitamarhi Mahotsav is the district's annual cultural festival, celebrating local heritage, art and community spirit.
Ram Sakal Singh Science College, located on NH 77 in Dumra, is one of Sitamarhi's prominent degree colleges.
Sitamarhi Junction is the district's main railway station, connecting the town to major cities across Bihar and beyond.
A peaceful evening view capturing the natural beauty of the Sitamarhi countryside.
Sita Kund is a sacred kund (water tank) in Sitamarhi, visited by pilgrims as part of the town's holy circuit.
Goddess Sita, consort of Lord Rama, whose birthplace at Sitamarhi gives the district its name and spiritual identity.
A Shiva temple built in distinctive Nepali architectural style, reflecting Sitamarhi's close cultural ties with neighbouring Nepal.
The sacred idol of Goddess Sita enshrined at the main Janki Mandir temple in Sitamarhi.
A devotional depiction of Maa Janki (Goddess Sita), worshipped as the presiding deity of Sitamarhi.
Janakisthan refers to the sacred grounds linked to King Janak and the birth of Goddess Sita at Sitamarhi.
Baghi Math is a revered religious site in Sitamarhi, part of the district's rich spiritual heritage.
Janki Kund, located just south of Janki Mandir, is a sacred water tank associated with the temple complex at Sitamarhi.
