Janki Kund, Chitrakoot

Nestled on the banks of the Mandakini River, Janki Kund is a deeply revered spiritual site in Chitrakoot, believed to be the bathing spot of Goddess Sita during her forest exile with Lord Ram and Lakshman. The word ‘Kund’ refers to a sacred water reservoir, and devotees visit this spot to connect with the divine presence of Mata Sita.

According to legend, Sita would come here daily to offer prayers and bathe, imbuing the waters with her purity and grace. The serene environment, gentle river flow, and nearby forested hills create a tranquil setting perfect for reflection, meditation, and spiritual renewal.

Pilgrims often collect holy water from the Kund, which is believed to bring blessings and protection. A small temple nearby commemorates Sita’s devotion and is often adorned with fresh flowers and devotional chants.

Whether you’re a pilgrim seeking blessings or a traveler drawn by spiritual heritage, Janki Kund offers a peaceful and sacred retreat into the divine footprints of the Ramayana.