Shri Ram Temple & Fort

S N Varuna 

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a day ago

It gets its name from Sri Ram of Ayodhya, who took a Tek or a Vow here to rid the earth of Asuras. It can also mean the place where he rested for a while during his southward journey. Earlier this hill was called Tapogiri, which literally means the hill of Tapas or the place where a lot of sages perform Tapas. You may think why only this place? Well, this is where Agastya Muni had an ashram and Sri Ram visited him during his 14-year exile. We know from Ramayana that during his journey through the forests of India, he killed ... read more

onkar dhawale 

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4 days ago

Great place to connect with spiritual. You will find so many monkey wandering keep safe your belongings. 

Software Support 

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6 days ago

Ramtek in the Ramayana In the Treta Yuga, when Lord Rama was exiled from Ayodhya for 14 years, he traveled south with Sita and Lakshmana. On their journey, they reached a hilly region in present-day Nagpur district, Maharashtra. It is believed that Rama rested here for a while before continuing towards the forests of Central and South India. --- The Meaning of the Name “Ramtek” The word “Tek” in Marathi means to rest or to vow. Legend says Rama took a vow (tek) here to destroy the demon Ravana and free the world from evil. C... read more

Anuj Shah 

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a week ago

It is a peaceful and historic place with beautiful architecture and scenic views from the hilltop. The atmosphere feels calm and spiritual. Climb can be a bit tiring, but the serenity and charm make it worth visiting for devotees and history lovers.