Complete Guide about Shri Ram Tirth Temple, Amritsar
Shri Ram Tirth Temple, Amritsar
Shri Ram Tirth Temple
The Luva-Kusha, the twins of Rama and Sita, were born in the area where the Shri Ram Tirth Temple is now located. The temple, which is made of lime-yellow stone, was built during the time when Sita was abandoned by Rama and taken to the Ashram of Balamiki. It is stated that this is where Ram’s Ashwamedha troops and Luv-Kush fought. Visitors to the temple regard the twins’ gurukul, which is located inside its grounds, as a work of wonder in architecture.
A fortnight after Diwali, the historic temple hosts a 5-day fair when around one lakh visitors come to receive blessings.
On Purnamashi night, devotees swim in the historic tank close to the temple. On Purnamashi night, people follow the custom known as Tulla Torana, in which light lanterns made of kneaded wheat and ghee are cast into the lake. This tradition’s observance is meant to wipe away sins and satisfy Lord Rama. There is a peculiar concept that the trip is incomplete without providing food or cash donations to the less fortunate. Acrobats and magicians perform throughout the five-day event, and small amusement park rides like merry-go-rounds and the huge wheel are set up close to the temple.
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