Sita Kund
Sita Kund, also known as Sita's Pond, is a significant place of pilgrimage located in the town of Sitamarhi in Bihar, India. Sitamarhi is associated with the legendary Hindu epic Ramayana and is believed to be the birthplace of Goddess Sita, the wife of Lord Rama. Sita Kund is considered to be the spot where Goddess Sita, according to the Ramayana, emerged from the earth. It is believed that after being abducted by the demon king Ravana, Sita was kept captive in Lanka. Upon her return to Ayodhya with Lord Rama, it is said that the earth split open near Sitamarhi, and Sita emerged from the ground. Sita Kund is believed to be the exact place where this event occurred. The Kund is a small pond or water body that is considered sacred by devotees. It is said that the water of Sita Kund possesses divine properties and is believed to have the ability to purify and grant blessings to the pilgrims who visit. Many devotees take a dip in the holy water of Sita Kund as part of their religious rituals. Sita Kund is an important pilgrimage site and attracts devotees, particularly during religious festivals and occasions associated with Goddess Sita. The site is marked by a temple dedicated to Sita Mata and offers a serene and peaceful environment for prayer and reflection. If you plan to visit Sita Kund, it is advisable to check the current conditions, accessibility, and any local guidelines or restrictions in place.
