Shree Hari Darshan bhajan Mandal

A temple where you can find solace and peace of mind. Architecturally well built, as name goes, in golden colour. The darbar is very beautiful. Photographers would like this place from their perspective as well.

I like this temple very much as the idols of Rama Janki look real. Got a lot of peace here. This grand temple provides such a deep feeling that your soul got fixed here.

Kanak temple is holy place for Hindu and this temple is devoted to Lord Rama and his wife sita. Beware from strange monkey they snatch everything. Best place for meditation and peace of mind.

‌Kanak Bhawan, ( literally kanak means gold) is the biggest, the most attractive, religious and architecturally built temple, dedicated to Lord Rama and Sita, in the pilgrim Holy city of Ayodhya, in Uttar Pradesh, India. This beautiful temple's history, dates back to treta yug, when it was gifted by Ram's stepmother Kaikeyi, to him and his concert Sita as a Marriage gift. With the passage of time, it fell to ruin and was reconstructed and renovated many times. This particular Temple, Golden in colour, looks the most beautiful when the rays of the rising sun as well as that of the setting sun fall on the building. It looks fabulous.

Such a religious place that gives you peace and blessings and the sacred knowledge about Lord Shri Ram. Must visit such a great Temple. Also needed facilities are available.
Opening time of temple - 11:30 AM
Closing time - 12 afternoon

This place is also know as House of gold. The temple is situated in the centre of Ayodhya and is visited by a number of travellers. Kanak Bhavan is devoted to Lord Ram and his wife Sita.It is believed that Rani Kaikey built this bhavan for Sita and it has been subsequently restored time and again by various kings. One of the main attractions of this temple is the musicians who perform in the white and black tiled courtyard. It is believed that the temple was constructed in 1891 by Rani Krishnabhanu Kunwari of Orccha.

This is the best place I can walk around in Ayodhya.This is the residence of Sita Ji, where Sita lived after marriage.It is located 1.3 kilometers from the railway station, Located 300 meters from Hanumangarhi temple.Here, Sita lived with Shri Ram after marriage.There is even a small temple around this temple where you should walk.

Also known as Kanak Bhavan, this place was constructed by King of Orchha. He was also the president of trust. It is said that this palace was gifted to Seeta Maiya in her 'मुंह दिखाई रस्म'. A very beautiful and spiritual palce, with very beautiful sculpture of Ram, Seeta and Laxman! Hanumangadhi is also near it, so do pay a visit there too!!!

This is dasrath mahal in ayodhya ita very good place

It's very nice and calm place. Many people go to everyday for worship here. This temple is most popular in all world. Many foreigners come here as a tourist. It is a great temple it describes in Ramayana.

Very good ambience. Must visit at the time of Aarti. Iconic temple of Ayodhya. Pundits are very polite n soft spoken. The temple is huge and spread over a large area. Closing time is 12 pm, so avoid going at this time.

This palce is very very good palace everyone person walking in this temple jai mata di

According to popular belief, this temple was built by Rani Kaikayi for Sita. This temple is dedicated to Lord Ram and Sita. This temple is embellished with gold. It has beautiful architecture. Being located in city of Temples Ayodhya, this place is always crowded with tourists coming from across the globe. The entire place is overwhelming and larger than life. #Templereview

Jai siya ram. This place is as must to go when you visit ayodyaji it's a place where you get automatic positive energy and complete peace of mind. And as per local kanak bahwan was given to sitaji by mata kaushalya on her mudekhai, it's give it's more important as has historical palace.

It is divinity wherever you venture in ayodhta. The divine couple always invoke that unexplainable great feeling in devotees. When you come to know that this is where they stayed - words stop explaining what it means and emotions take over.

The ‘Kanak Bhawan’ is the biggest, religiously one of the most important and architecturally an aesthetically built temple dedicated to Lord Ram and his divine consort Sita. It is located in the pilgrim holy town of Ayodhya in the state of Uttar Pradesh of India. This shrine is a marvelous sample of temple architecture and design, and is the most beautiful and attractive structure in Ayodhya. Its magnificence and charm is not only restricted to its external façade, but the deities installed in the sanctum are so beautiful and captivating to behold that one is left dumbfounded and spell-bound once one sees them. The enchantment of the divine view of the consecrated deities and their magnetic pull is of such intensity that the eyes of the beholder are riveted by their beauty, and he finds it difficult to move his eyes away from them. It is something to be experienced and not simply told and read, because the words have their own limitations, and something that has an ethereal and divine dimension cannot be put in shackles by the limitations of words.  It becomes a sort of love at first sight when the visitor is compelled in his heart to make a promise to himself that he would come over and over again to experience and soak in this divine glory of the Lord as much as he can.

When the rays of the rising sun as well as that of the setting sun fall on the building, it looks fabulous, it presents a view that is exceptionally captivating and enchanting. The view of the face of the main structure of the temple that faces the sun, i.e. the wall of the main shrine that faces eastward towards the rising sun as seen from the inner courtyard, simply looks wonderful and out of the world as the first rays of the morning sun sprays it with its light.
In the current Yug called the ‘Kali Yug’, it was first built by Chandra Gupta Vikramaditya in Yudisthir era 2431, repaired & renovated by Samudra Gupta in 387 A.D. (V.S. 444), destroyed by Nawab S. Salarjung II Gazi in 1027 A.D. (V.S. 1084) and then finally reconstructed on the ruins & renovated in the present shape by H.H. Maharaja Sri Pratap Singh Ju Deo, G.C.S.I., G.C.I.E. of Orchha and Tikamgarh (Bundelkhand) and his Queen Maharani Vrisbhan Kunwari, and consecrated in 1891 A.D. (V.S. 1948) Vaishkh Shukl 6th, Guru Pushya (roughly the month of May).

There are three pairs of consecrated idols—and all of them are those of Lord Ram and Sita. The largest pair is the one installed by Rani Sri Vrishbhan Kunwari who was the moving force in the construction and establishment of this temple. The pair to its right is of a medium height and is said to be those which were established by King Vikramaaditya and were salvaged from destruction when that ancient temple was destroyed by invaders. The third pair is the smallest and is traditionally believed be the one that was given by Lord Krishna to a woman hermit who was meditating on Lord Ram at this site. Krishna instructed her to bury the idols in the ground when she leaves her mortal coil (body) so that later on they would be discovered and act as a mark to identify the sacred place when a king (who later turned out to be King Vikramaaditya) would set out to resurrect this holy place during Kali Yug. It so happened by providence that when Vikramaaditya was digging the foundation of his temple, this ancient pair emerged, and this helped this great king of India to locate the exact spot to establish the sanctum of his own grand temple.

Kanak Bhavan in Ayodhya is one of most visited temple. This is a home palace of Lord ShriRam and Devi Sita. This place was reconstructed by a King of MP State India.This temple has a particular opening and closing time. 8:00 AM in the morning and closes at 10:00 am again opens after few hours and again in the Evening for 2 hours and then closes till next morning 8:00 am.

This is a very beautiful place....marbel carvings and off white colour makes it peaceful... Open large central hall is present, lush green garden... If you visit ayodhya this place should be in your list

Kanak bhavan is an ancient, beautiful, one of the biggest temple in Ayodhya. Here in Ayodhya many guest house and dharmasala are there. Cleaned, beautiful spacious room at kanak bhavan dharmasala. It is near the temple campus. From the temple, Dasharath palace, Ram Janmabhumi, Hanuman Gadhi temples are in walking distance. It is beautiful place for staying at religious premises.

Popular hindu temple in Ayodhya. It said that it was gifted to Sita Ji by Lord Rama's mother also it said to it has pure gold on its wall but now only nere statue. Crowded place, specially during respective festival. Walking distance from popular Hanuman Garhi temple and also e-rikshaw facility available to transit.