About Kanak Bhawan
The temple is an important stop for devotees exploring the sacred places associated with Lord Ram and the Ramayana. Visitors come to offer prayers, attend daily worship, and seek blessings from Lord Ram and Goddess Sita.
Highlights
· Location: Ramkot area, Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh
· Main Deities: Lord Shri Ram and Goddess Sita
· Religious Significance: A sacred place for worshipping Ram and Sita together
· Local Tradition: According to religious belief, Queen Kaikeyi gifted Kanak Bhawan to Goddess Sita after her marriage to Lord Ram
· Architecture: Palace-like design with arched entrances, a courtyard, and an ornate main shrine
· Main Attraction: Beautifully decorated idols of Lord Ram and Goddess Sita wearing crowns and traditional ornaments
· Important Festivals: Ram Navami, Holi, and the Jhula festival
· Nearby Places: Ram Janmabhoomi and Hanuman Garhi
Things to Know
· How to Reach: Ayodhya is accessible by road, rail, and air. From the city, visitors can use local taxis, auto-rickshaws, or other local transport to reach the temple.
· Darshan Timings: The temple generally has morning and evening darshan sessions, with a break in between. Confirm the current timings before visiting.
· Best Time to Visit: October to March is generally comfortable for exploring Ayodhya.
· Festival Crowds: Ram Navami and other major festivals may attract large numbers of devotees, so allow extra time for darshan.
· Temple Etiquette: Follow the rules regarding footwear, photography, and personal belongings.
· Travel Tip: You can include Kanak Bhawan in a wider Ayodhya pilgrimage along with nearby temples and sacred sites.
· Historical Note: The story of Kaikeyi gifting the palace to Sita belongs to local religious tradition. The present temple is associated with later rebuilding and renovation.





