18 reviews

RamJanki Temple

Name: RamJanki Temple
Address: Jaunpur, IN
Rating: 4.00

Hindu temple

PMQW+M72, Miyanpur Rd, Mainpur, Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh 222002, India

Jaunpur Uttar Pradesh

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RamJanki Temple is a hindu temple located in Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh. The average rating of this place is 4.00 out of 5 stars based on 18 reviews. The street address of this place is PMQW+M72, Miyanpur Rd, Mainpur, Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh 222002, India. It is about 0.71 kilometers away from the Jaunpur Junction railway station.

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Where is RamJanki Temple located?: RamJanki Temple is located at PMQW+M72, Miyanpur Rd, Mainpur, Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh 222002, India.
What is the nearest railway station from RamJanki Temple?: Jaunpur Junction railway station is the nearest railway station to RamJanki Temple. It is nearly 0.71 kilometers away from it.

What people say about RamJanki Temple

Ankit Srivastava 71 months ago

I had added this place months ago because the said temple was not being shown accurately in the map. The temple already shown is named 'Sri Ram Janaji Mandir' i.e. with a typing flaw as well as the location was not accurate. I tried so many times to change these inaccuracies but all went in vain. Google is still reviewing my suggestion.
So the new formation was needed.

This is the place, famously known as Paancho Shivala Mandir, where I had spent my childhood playing around the campus and worshipping the Almighty.

The temple is an old one actually. Along with many gods the temple is especially dedicated to Lord Shiva, Shri Ram Sita Lakshman and Hanuman, Godess Durga, Kaal Bhairav and Shani dev.

The temple has a pleasant and healing environment that one can have here on the bank of AadiGanga Gomati.

By the time, the temple has been a favorable place for holy gatherings on festive seasons like Jeevitputrika Vrat (Jyutiya Mata Puja), Navratri and weekly Sundar Kand Path on Mondays & Saturdays.

Recently the temple has been renovated along with a new Shivalinga that has been also established in the centre replacing the time worn one.

The temple worths visiting everytime you feel pained and lifeless. Love this place!