Sitamarhi Cave is an ancient and mysterious rock-cut cave, nestled in the Barabar Hills of Bihar. Known for its legendary connection to Goddess Sita from the Ramayana, the cave is believed to be the refuge where Sita stayed during her exile. Today, it attracts history enthusiasts, pilgrims, and travelers in search of serene and spiritual experiences.
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Sitamarhi Cave is a masterpiece of early Indian rock-cut design, blending mythology and ancient engineering. Notable highlights include:
Believed to be the hiding place of Sita, making it a must-visit for devotees and Ramayana enthusiasts.
See PhotosShowcases the skill of Mauryan artisans with smooth interiors and minimalistic grandeur.
See PhotosThe cave’s isolation and serenity make it a perfect spot for spiritual seekers and meditation.
See PhotosSunrise – Sunset
Free Entry
October – March
The oldest surviving rock-cut caves in India, famous for their architecture.
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Picturesque hills ideal for trekking, photography, and history exploration.
Learn MoreSimple rest house in Jehanabad for Barabar and Sitamarhi visitors.
Modern hotel in Gaya city (48 km), suitable for cave explorers and tourists.
Local eateries and tea stalls in Barabar village; more options in Gaya city.
“Sitamarhi Cave’s peaceful vibes and spiritual legacy make it unforgettable.”
“It’s amazing to walk through history and feel connected to our epics.”
“The cave is perfect for anyone looking for solitude and heritage together.”
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