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Devotees flock to the Janaki temple during important occasions and festivals such as Ram Navami, Deepavali, and Holi. Visitors to Janakpur make a point of stopping by the various holy ponds in addition to visiting the temples. There are about 90 ponds in the area, with Ganga Sagar and Dhanush Sagar being the most popular. Before paying respect in the temples, some worshippers take a holy bath in the ponds. Pilgrims flock from all across Nepal, Sri Lanka, and India to pay their respects to the Goddess, who is revered for her fearlessness, purity, selflessness, dedication, loyalty, and feminine attributes.
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- The Janaki Temple is located in Janakpur in the Mithila region of Nepal. The temple is dedicated to the Hindu goddess Sita. It is constructed at the place where goddess Sita was born. The three storied temple is built entirely of stones and marbles
Edit- The temple is open everyday in a week,from 7 am - 12 pm and 4-7 pm
Edit- The magnificent temple with it's white pillars,domes and verandas resemble a royal palace. There are total 60 rooms in the temple complex decorated with lattice windows, coloured glass, beautiful paintings and carvings. There are also smaller shrines in the temple complex which have idols of King Janak,Queen Sunaina and Lord Rama
Edit- There are lots of restaurants and sweet shops which offer authentic Mithila cuisine as well as other local foods
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Food is an essential component of any trip. Enjoy traditional Mithila cuisine in Janakpur, which includes rice, lentil soup, vegetable curry, taruwa, tirauli, phulauri, fish curry, and curd. Such a lunch, however, is not widely accessible at the town's hotels. The meal must be ordered ahead of time.
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It's 25 kilometers south of Dhalkebar on the east-west highway. When you arrive in Janakpur, you can easily find the temple in the heart of the city. Unless you are terrified of the blistering heat of the summer in the months of April through July, you can visit any time of year. Jatahi, the nearest Nepal-India border crossing, located about 14 kilometers south of Janakpur. Even with India, the historic site has a well-developed road network.
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It was built on the site where Goddess Sita was born. The attraction is now a religiously significant monument and a heritage site, but it is still used by followers as a temple. Pilgrims and travelers from all over the world go to this sacred Hindu temple during the Vivah Panchami festival in November and December. It is the city's annual event commemorating Sita and Rama's marriage with several spiritual rites and rituals. Around the temple grounds, you can sense the euphoric moment as well as spiritual environment.
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