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Sita Navami 2024: There are many temples of Mata Sita across the country, which depict history. These are the temples where thousands of people come to visit every day. You can also understand the mysteries of Ramayana from these temples. There is also a special temple in India, where Mata Sita is worshipped with her twin sons Luv-Kush.
In today's article, we will give detailed information about some such special temples. You can visit here on Sita Navami 2024. This year Sita Navami will be celebrated on 16 May.
Sita Mata Temple
This special temple of Mata Sita in Wayanad, Kerala is surrounded by lush green trees and plants. It is one of the rarest temples in India. Here in the temple you will also find idols of Luv and Kush. The most special thing about this temple is that it is located in a peaceful environment. The devotees who come here for worship feel very relaxed. This temple is also known as Sita Devi Luv Kush Temple.
Timings – 5:00 AM – 12:30 PM
5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Sita Cave, Nashik, Maharashtra
You can also read about this temple of Mata Sita located in Panchvati in Nashik in the story of Ramayana. This temple located in Panchvati, Nashik is known as Sita Cave because this is where Mata Sita stayed with Lord Rama during his exile. You will also find five sacred banyan trees at this place. That is why this place is known as Panchvati. To reach the cave, you have to go through stairs.
Timings- 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM.
How to reach- The cave is just 5 km away from Nashik railway station.
In this temple, Lord Ram is worshipped even without Lord Ram
A very special temple dedicated to Mata Sita is located in Karila in Ashoknagar district of Madhya Pradesh. It is considered to be the most unique and special temple of India, because here Mata Sita is worshipped without Shri Ram. In this temple, Mata Sita is seated with her two sons. This is one of the famous Mata Sita temples of India.
It is believed that when Lord Rama abandoned Mother Sita, he came and started living here. Mother Sita spent her later life in the ashram of Maharishi Valmiki in the forest.
