Ram Janaki Mandir, Kanpur Overview

The famous Ram Janki Mandir located on Subji Mandir Road in Barra is a temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman. It is one of the most sacred sites among the Hindu faith and is also listed under the exclusive holy sites revered to Hanuman, Ram and Sita together.

The temple derives its name from the mythological figures of Ramayana - Ram and Janaki (Sita). The Ram Janki Mandir has gained popularity even amongst the tourists for its beautiful location and architecture, besides religious sentiments.

History of Ram Janki Mandir

The Ram Janki Mandir alone throws light on the lives of Ram, Sita and Hanuman from the Ramayana. It is popularly believed by Hindus that it was with the help of Hanuman that Ram could save his wife Sita from the demon Ravana.

Thus, Hanuman always has a significant role to play whenever stories of Ram and Sita are narrated. The idol of Hanuman is also an embodiment of strength, power and intelligence.

Ram Janaki Mandir Architecture

Ram Janki Mandir has spectacular interior architecture. The walls of the temple comprise of beautiful stone carvings wonderfully illustrating various scenes from the Ramayana.

The huge idol of Hanuman is set in the middle of the temple around which devotees are allowed to chant the Hanuman Chalisa all day long. The premises of the temple, though not huge comprise of a considerably large green patch of land imparting a soothing look to the entire temple.