Ramchaura Mandir, located on Ramchaura Hill in Hajipur, is believed to mark the spot where Lord Rama rested during his exile. The name “Ramchaura” literally means “Rama’s courtyard,” and the temple is a focal point of devotion, especially during Ram Navami.
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Built in traditional North Indian Nagara style, the temple features a slender shikhara, carved stone pillars, and a raised platform offering panoramic views of the Ganges plains.
06:00 AM – 07:00 PM
Free (Donations Welcome)
Ram Navami (Mar–Apr)
Comfortable rooms with river views and on-site restaurant.
Local eatery famous for litti-chokha and sweets.
Traditional thali meals with authentic taste.
“Climbing the hill felt devotional and rewarding—I felt Rama’s presence.”
“Peaceful atmosphere and stunning views from the hilltop.”
“Ram Navami celebrations here are vibrant and heartfelt.”
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