Kanpur
Bittoor
1.Brahmavarta Ghat
2.valmiki asram(opp
to lava-kusa birth place)
3.sita's
kitchen(rasoi)
4.dhruva
Tila
Bithoor, a small town on the Bank of River Ganges is
situated 22 kilometers away from Kanpur
There are some 30 Ghats existing here which is next
to Varanasi which has 80 ghats.
If ever YOU visit this place don't forget to take a ride on
the boat and watch all the ghats from the Ganges. Also a short walk in the
narrow lanes of the village.
Valmiki Ashram back to Luv-Kush Janmasthan temple .
Brahmavarta Ghat- River Ganges was in full flow at
Brahmavrat theerth.
Brahma mandir which is located on the main bank. Brahma’s
footprints covered with copper plate are worshipped here. We went boating in the River Ganga
flowing here. Saw different ghats here Sita, Laxman, Sravan, Pandav, Kaurav
Ghats. This place is called Narayan Dham
DHRUVA TEELA” driving past narrow and steep road with ups
and downs for about 2 kms, we reached Dhruva Teela which is the birthplace of
the child-devotee Dhruva.
There is a small sannidhi for Dhruva. There is also a Sankatmochan Temple. This is very nice
and secluded. We have to climb down the stairs to see the temple.
just opposite to Valmiki ashram sannidhi is Sita Rasoi (sita
devi’s kitchen) and nearby is Sita Paatal Pravesh(from where Goddess Sita
disappeared into the the earth). A hollow place laid by 1m X 1m stone with
Kusha grass grown near it is the spot from where Sitadevi disappeared. It is a
very nice place.
Hoshangabad
Narmadha River
Sethani Ghat, Ram
Mandir, Maa Narmatha Temple