Sita Navami Special: 5 Sacred Places Deeply Connected to Maa Sita’s Life
From Punaura Dham to Janakpur and Ayodhya, these sacred sites trace the divine journey of Sita, reflecting her legacy of devotion, sacrifice, and strength.
On the auspicious occasion of Sita Navami, devotees across India remember the divine birth and life journey of Maa Sita, the symbol of purity, strength, and devotion. According to Hindu belief, Mata Sita appeared on Earth in Bihar’s Sitamarhi district, in the village of Punaura Dham, making it one of the holiest places associated with her life.
Her upbringing took place in Janakpur, the kingdom of King Janak, which is now located in present-day Nepal. Janakpur remains a major pilgrimage destination for devotees of Lord Ram and Maa Sita.
Here are five major sacred places linked to Maa Sita:
Punaura Dham, Sitamarhi (Bihar) – Believed to be the birthplace of Maa Sita, where King Janak found her while ploughing the field.
Janakpur (Nepal) – The place where Maa Sita was raised and where her grand swayamvar took place.
Ayodhya (Uttar Pradesh) – After marrying Lord Ram, Maa Sita came to Ayodhya as the princess of the kingdom.
Chitrakoot – During Lord Ram’s exile, Maa Sita spent important years here along with Ram and Lakshman.
Valmiki Ashram – It is believed Maa Sita spent her final years here and gave birth to Luv and Kush.
Sita Navami is a reminder of her sacrifice, dignity, and unwavering devotion.
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