Chitrakoot is rich in religious, historical, and natural significance. While most attractions are located within or very close to the main town, some notable places also lie within a 1–2 hour driving radius.
A sacred ghat on the Mandakini River.
Spiritual boat rides, evening aarti, and religious significance.
A forested hill believed to be the original Chitrakoot.
A 5 km parikrama (circumambulation path) surrounds it.
A steep stair climb leads to a spring and Hanuman temple.
Great for panoramic views of the region.
Natural caves with underground water streams.
Associated with Lord Rama and Lakshmana.
Peaceful ashram in the forest; mythologically linked to sage Atri and Anusuya.
Believed to be the site where Lord Rama met Bharat during exile.
A serene spot on the riverbank with two large rocks where Rama and Sita reportedly rested.
Ancient fort known for its rock-cut sculptures and history.
Panoramic views, Shiva temples inside.
Famous for Sharda Devi Temple atop a hill.
Ropeway available for pilgrims.
Nearest city in Madhya Pradesh.
Good for transit and hotels; connect to Maihar and Khajuraho.
UNESCO World Heritage site.
Intricately carved erotic and religious temples of Chandela dynasty.
One of the holiest cities in Hinduism.
Visit Triveni Sangam, Anand Bhavan, and Allahabad Fort.
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