Janakpur Dham Darshan – 2 Nights / 3 Days

  • 2 Nights / 3 Days
  • 18
  • 5416
  • Kathmandu - Kathmandu
  • Spring/Autumn

Overview

Overview

Best Season for Janakpurdham Darshan

Janakpur can be visited throughout the year, but the best seasons are:

Spring (March-May): Pleasant weather and colorful festivities.
Autumn (September-November): Ideal travel season with comfortable temperatures.
Winter (December-February): Cooler climate but still manageable.
Monsoon (June-August): Rainy season; the roads may be wet but the region remains accessible.

Trip Highlight

Highlights of Janakpurdham Darshan Tour

  • Visit the magnificent Janaki Temple, dedicated to Goddess Sita.
  • Explore Ram Mandir, built in honor of Lord Rama.
  • Witness the sacred Vivah Mandap, the site where Lord Rama and Goddess Sita were married.
  • Take a holy dip in Dhanush Sagar & Ganga Sagar, sacred ponds with religious significance.
  • Experience the vibrant Mithila culture, art, and traditions.
  • Participate in morning and evening aarti at Janaki Temple.
  • Visit Dhanushadham, believed to be where Lord Rama broke Lord Shiva’s divine bow.
  • Enjoy authentic Mithila cuisine and hospitality.

Itinerary

Early morning departure from Kathmandu in a private vehicle or tourist bus.
Enjoy a scenic drive passing through Dhulikhel, Sindhuli, and Bardibas.
Lunch stop at a local restaurant on the way.
Arrive in Janakpur and check in to a hotel.
Evening visit to Janaki Temple for darshan and aarti.
Accommodation: Hotel in Janakpur.
Meals: Lunch & Dinner.

Early morning prayers and aarti at Janaki Temple.
Visit major religious sites:
Ram Mandir
Vivah Mandap (wedding site of Lord Rama and Sita)
Dhanush Sagar & Ganga Sagar (sacred ponds)
Explore Mithila art and culture in the local market.
Optional visit to Dhanushadham, located about 15 km from Janakpur.

Evening free for leisure or additional temple visits.
Accommodation: Hotel in Janakpur.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner.

Morning darshan at Janaki Temple for final prayers.
Breakfast at the hotel.
Depart from Janakpur and drive back to Kathmandu.
Lunch stop en route.
Arrive in Kathmandu by late afternoon or evening, concluding the pilgrimage.
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch.

Includes/Exclude

Include

  • Round-trip transportation from Kathmandu to Janakpur (private vehicle or tourist bus).
  • 2-night hotel accommodation in Janakpur.
  • Meals as per itinerary (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner).
  • Temple entry fees and necessary permits.
  • Experienced guide (if required).
  • All applicable government taxes and service charges.

Exclude

  • Personal expenses (snacks, drinks, tips, donations, etc.).
  • Special pooja or ritual costs.
  • Travel insurance.
  • Extra costs due to unforeseen circumstances (weather delays, roadblocks, etc.).

Faq

FAQs

What is Janakpur Dham Darshan?

Janakpur Dham Darshan refers to visiting Janaki Temple, a sacred site dedicated to Goddess Sita, located in Janakpur, Nepal. It is believed to be the birthplace of Sita Mata and the place where she married Lord Ram.

Where is Janakpur located?

Janakpur is in Dhanusha District, in Madhesh Province, Nepal, approximately 225 km southeast of Kathmandu

What rituals can I perform at Janakpur Dham?

Special Puja at Janaki Temple for marital bliss and happiness.
Pind Daan (ancestral offerings) at Ganga Sagar.
Marriage rituals at Vivah Mandap.

Can I buy puja items near the temple?

Yes, puja samagri is available near the temple.

Will I experience altitude sickness at Janakpur?

No, Janakpur is at low altitude, so there is no risk of altitude sickness.

What is the best time to visit Janakpur Dham?

October to March: Best weather for pilgrimage.
During Ram Navami and Vivah Panchami (November/December): The grand celebration of Sita-Ram's wedding is held at Janaki Temple.

Map

3 Days 2 Nights

Group Discount

$ Per Person

    Note: Prices may vary based on season, group size, and service customization.

    Cost Details (Per Person, Twin Share Basis, Including 10% Service Charge)

    Advance Booking: 30% deposit required to confirm the trip.

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January 17, 2025
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