Ramghat

Ramghat is one of the most important and spiritually significant attractions in Chitrakoot. Situated along the serene Mandakini River, Ramghat is believed to be the place where Lord Rama, Goddess Sita, and Lord Lakshman spent a considerable part of their exile during the events of the Ramayana.

The ghat is a major pilgrimage destination where devotees gather to offer prayers, perform religious rituals, and take a holy dip in the sacred river. The peaceful atmosphere, temple bells, devotional chants, and floating lamps during evening aarti create a truly divine experience. According to tradition, many saints and sages, including Saint Tulsidas, are believed to have visited this sacred site.

Boat rides along the Mandakini River provide beautiful views of the ghat, temples, and surrounding hills. During festivals such as Ram Navami, Diwali, and Makar Sankranti, Ramghat comes alive with religious celebrations and large gatherings of devotees.

Its spiritual significance, mythological importance, and scenic riverside setting make Ramghat one of the most revered landmarks in Chitrakoot.