Ram Sita Vivaha Mandir

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Ram Sita Vivaha Mandir is a Hindu temple in Janakpur, Nepal, revered as the sacred site commemorating the marriage of Lord Rama and Goddess Sita.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu temple
religious site
tourist attraction
associatedWithDeity Lakshmi
linked to: Sri (Lakshmi)

Vishnu
associatedWithEpic Ramayana
associatedWithEvent annual reenactment of Rama and Sita’s wedding
associatedWithFigure King Janaka
attracts Ramayana-related pilgrims
commemorates marriage of Lord Rama and Goddess Sita
countryCapitalDistanceRelation located southeast of Kathmandu
culturalSignificance symbolic site of Rama and Sita’s wedding
dedicatedTo Goddess Sita
linked to: Sita

Lord Rama
hasFunction place of worship
site for Hindu marriage rituals
site for religious ceremonies
hasRitual daily aarti
special puja on Vivaha Panchami
heritageRole important religious heritage of Nepal
linkedTradition Mithila culture
Vaishnavism
locatedInCity Janakpur
locatedInCountry Nepal
locatedInDistrict Dhanusha District
locatedInProvince Madhesh Province
locatedInRegion Terai region of Nepal
majorFestival Ram Navami
linked to: Rama Navami

Tihar
Vivaha Panchami
nearbyCity Janakpur Dham
linked to: Janakpur
partOf Ramayana pilgrimage circuit in Nepal and India
pilgrimageSiteFor Hindus
religion Hinduism
spiritualSignificance important center of Rama devotion in Nepal
visitedBy domestic pilgrims
international pilgrims
religious tourists
worshipLanguage Maithili
Nepali
Sanskrit

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Janakpur hasTemple Ram Sita Vivaha Mandir
subject linked to: historical capital Janakpur
Dhanusha District contains Ram Sita marriage site (Vivah Mandap)
linked to: Ram Sita Vivaha Mandir
Janakpurdham hasStructure Rama Sita Vivah Mandap
linked to: Ram Sita Vivaha Mandir