Bharat Milap Temple chitrakoot

It is an important temple on the Kamadgiri parikrama marg. However can be visited directly by road also. At this place Ram and Bharat had there soulful reunion. It was so emotional that even rock beneath their feet melted and took impression of their holy feet. This rock feature is now enclosed in form of a temple. There is also a Laxminarayan temple in premises.

Bharat Milap temple is located on the bank of Ram Ghat. This is the place where Bharata is said to have met Rama to persuaded him to return to the throne of Ayodhya. It is said that the meeting of four brother was so emotional that even the rocks and mountains of chitrakoot melted. Foot prints of Lord Rama and his brothers were imprinted on these rocks and are still present today and seen in Bharat Milap Mandir. Here the Lord Rama has given his Khawan to Bharat Ji. This is very important place for all Hindu's.

"Ram Bharat Milap in chitrakoot," a celebrated segment of the epic Ramayana, profoundly embodies the values of familial love, duty, and reconciliation. This narrative highlights the poignant reunion between Lord Rama and his younger brother Bharat after 14 years of separation due to Rama's exile. The scene unfolds with Bharat, who has been ruling Ayodhya as a caretaker, waiting eagerly for Rama's return. Despite having the kingdom at his disposal, Bharat remains devoted to his brother, living an ascetic life and placing Rama's sandals on the throne to signify the rightful king. This act underscores Bharat's unwavering loyalty and humility. Rama's arrival is marked by a surge of emotions and a deep sense of respect between the brothers. Their embrace is symbolic of the triumph of dharma (righteousness) over personal desires. The reunion is not just a familial bonding but a celebration of virtue and the principles of ideal leadership and brotherhood. The narrative of "Ram Bharat Milap" resonates with audiences for its moral and spiritual depth. It teaches the importance of selflessness, the strength of familial bonds, and the ultimate victory of good over adversity. The portrayal of Bharat's sacrifice and Rama's adherence to duty offers timeless lessons on leadership, integrity, and devotion. In essence, "Ram Bharat Milap" is a heartwarming episode that captures the essence of true love and devotion within a family, making it a cherished part of the Ramayana and an enduring story in Indian cultural and spiritual heritage.

Jai Shri Ram Bhai, people take care of yourselves, I hope you all are well, I pray to God that you all are well.Come, let me tell you something about the benefits of Ram Bharat present in Chitrakoot. This place is at a place called Lakshman Pahari which is on top of a mountain which has to be climbed to see it.So we went up to Laxman Hill, people go there by lift also, there we found many footprints like the footprints of Ram Bharat ji and Sita Maiya ji and the footprints of Ram ji's mother.These were some of the signs that I saw there and after going there, I enjoyed the place a lot and missed you people too because you were not with me.The only sad thing is that I am not able to take a photo of that place, only made it and posted it on my Snapchat. All the people who were on my Snapchat saw the video and saw the photos. I could not put it in the gallery for here.No problem, next time I will save some photos and videos so that I can put it on Google Map for review and you guys can also enjoy the place. Please don't worry.Hope you all are well and a lot of things are going wrong at home, is the arrangement good for you?Okay, let's meet in the next block, Radhe-Radhe, Jai Shri Ram, Har Har Mahadev.

Wonderful place. One can experience importance of family Relation and the value of words. Ram Bharat milap sthali is a place where you can experience peace of mind.