Sri Ram Mandir, Ramtek (Ramtek)
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A very ancient (400 year old)and famous Fort-Temple.
Shri Ram Temple known by various names such as Ram Mandir, Ram Dham and Ramtek Fort Temple is located on the Ramgiri Hill at Ramtek, about 50kms northeast of Nagpur. This historical temple, constructed atop the hill at an elevation of 345 metres from land is believed to be more than 600 years old and is dedicated to Lord Rama along with Sita and Lakshmana. At the foot of Ram Temple, there is a big tank, Ambala talab which is used for Pitru Pooja (i.e immersing the ashes of the dead). The main attraction of the Ram temple is the celebrations and religious activities held here on the auspicious occasion of Ramnavmi. Besides Ram temple, 27 Brahmanical style temples can also be found on the hill.
Ram Temple is renowned for its unique OM structure, located at the foot of Ramgiri hill. Measuring 350 feet long, 10.5 feet high and 11 feet wide, this structure is beautifully adorned with picturesque description of Ramayana, Krishna Leela and idols of Lord Hanuman, Sai Baba and Gajanan Maharaj.
The legend says that Lord Rama stopped at Ramtek, along with His wife Sita and brother Lakshmana, while on his exile. Another fact that adds to the attraction of the town, from tourism point of view, is its association with the Great poet Kalidasa. He wrote his excellent poem, Meghdoot in the hills of Ramtek only. Infact, it is often said that it was the beauty of Ramtek Hills that inspired him to write the poem.
Shri Ram Temple known by various names such as Ram Mandir, Ram Dham and Ramtek Fort Temple is located on the Ramgiri Hill at Ramtek, about 50kms northeast of Nagpur. This historical temple, constructed atop the hill at an elevation of 345 metres from land is believed to be more than 600 years old and is dedicated to Lord Rama along with Sita and Lakshmana. At the foot of Ram Temple, there is a big tank, Ambala talab which is used for Pitru Pooja (i.e immersing the ashes of the dead). The main attraction of the Ram temple is the celebrations and religious activities held here on the auspicious occasion of Ramnavmi. Besides Ram temple, 27 Brahmanical style temples can also be found on the hill.
Ram Temple is renowned for its unique OM structure, located at the foot of Ramgiri hill. Measuring 350 feet long, 10.5 feet high and 11 feet wide, this structure is beautifully adorned with picturesque description of Ramayana, Krishna Leela and idols of Lord Hanuman, Sai Baba and Gajanan Maharaj.
The legend says that Lord Rama stopped at Ramtek, along with His wife Sita and brother Lakshmana, while on his exile. Another fact that adds to the attraction of the town, from tourism point of view, is its association with the Great poet Kalidasa. He wrote his excellent poem, Meghdoot in the hills of Ramtek only. Infact, it is often said that it was the beauty of Ramtek Hills that inspired him to write the poem.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 21°23'55"N 79°19'56"E
- Rajupeta (or Rudri Peta) 557 km
- Ramalayam (Yadav's Temple) 580 km
- Ram Temple, Visalakshi Nagar 584 km
- Pennada 589 km
- Panchalavaram, 606 km
- kandulavaripalli(subbareddy.donthireddy mca) 611 km
- Ram Mandir 689 km
- Sri Kodandaramaswami Temple 780 km
- E.V.Palayam Ramar temple 912 km
- Sri Ramar Temple, Madathukuppam 926 km
- Ambala Hills 2.7 km
- Kavikulguru Institute of Technology and Science 3.2 km
- Khindsi Lake 4 km
- MANSAR BUDDHIST ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE 5.9 km
- State border check post 6 km
- Kandri Mines (MECL)(mansar) 6.2 km
- Mansar Lake 6.4 km
- Suryalakshmi Cotton Mills Ltd 9 km
- Jamdar Farms 11 km
- Parshivani Taluka 21 km
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