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 Bilaspur boasts of being the largest city of the state of Orissa and is beautifully located on the banks of river Arpa. The greenery of Bilaspur is unmatched and has some of the tourist attractions that are worth paying a visit. It is also a culturally rich city and has lots of historic temples and shrines out of which Ram Tekri, Bilaspur is worth paying a visit.
Introduction to Ram Tekri, Bilaspur:
Ram Tekri in Bilaspur has derived its name from the Ram-Janaki mandir with its splendid granite statues of Lord Ram, Sita and Lord Hanuman. It is visited by a large number of tourists and devotees who gather here on the auspicious occasions to offer prayers and to have their wishes fulfilled. It is highly revered among the holy places in Bilaspur.
History of Ram Tekri, Bilaspur:
Maratha king Shivaji Rao Bhonsle was the one who built this temple. It has immense historical as well as archaeological importance.
Description of Ram Tekri, Bilaspur:
This marvelous temple is perched on a hill and is surrounded from all the sides by lush greenery. It is just at a distance of 3 km from Ratanpur and can be reached as the road is motorable but a bit steep as well that makes the journey quite exciting. Many other statues of the Hindu deities can also be seen Lord Vishnu and Kaal Bhairav. One can enjoy panoramic views of the surroundings from the temple including the Ratanpur Township. The architecture of the temple is quite impressive and makes for some lovely snapshots.
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