Ram Janki Mandir

Getting there

• By air

  Gwalior is the nearest airport, 103 km from Jhansi. Delhi is the closest international airport, 321 km from Jhansi.

• By train

  Most major cities in the country, including Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai and Agra, are connected to Jhansi by rail.

• By road

  Jhansi is on National Highway 27 and is well connected by road to many major cities in the country. The temple lies on the Jhansi-Bamor-Singar road.

Why devotees come here

Ram Janki Mandir stands in Singar village, about 80 km from Jhansi, on the Jhansi-Bamor-Singar road. A local zamindar, or landholder, built it on a raised platform, and its walls are decorated with paintings.

A local zamindar, or landholder, had Ram Janki Mandir built on a raised platform. The temple is set in Singar village, about 80 km from Jhansi, on the Jhansi-Bamor-Singar road. Paintings decorate the walls of the temple.

The temple is made up of a sanctum and a large front mandap, or hall. The sanctum is the inner chamber of the temple, and the mandap is the hall in front of it. A small courtyard lies on the right side of the hall.

Jhansi is the main city of Jhansi district in Uttar Pradesh. The city has its own railway station, Virangana Lakshmibai, with the code VGLB. Most major cities in the country are linked to Jhansi by rail, and the city sits on National Highway 27.

Tips for your visit

• Taxis run from Gwalior airport to Jhansi, so you can continue by road after you land at Gwalior.
• State transport buses and taxis can take you around Jhansi city.
• Ask for the Jhansi-Bamor-Singar road by name when you hire a taxi, since Singar is a village.

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