Nestled in the shadow of the picturesque Vindia Mountains, Chitrakut is dotted with ancient temples, Ghats (riverbanks), Kund (sacred pools), and ashrams, almost all in line with the Hindu epic "Luo Mayana's Story resonates." The legend of the great Lord Rama lives here with his wife Sita and his brother Lakshmana. Given the large number of temples here, Chitrakut was packed with believers during the festival, and they flocked to the city to seek God's blessing. Since it is located next to the Mandakini River (also known as Pajasvini River), several ghats have been built on the periphery of the water, allowing pilgrims to bathe in the sacred river and participate in the art (ceremonies) that are carried out Cape in the sacred river. Ghats at night. The art injects religious energy into the environment, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the spirit of Chitrakoot. The name Chitrakoot literally means a mountain full of miracles Chitrakoot Parvat Mala (garland of mountains) includes the pilgrimage sites Kamadgiri, Hanuman Dhara, Janki Kund, Lakshman Pahari and Devangana.