What is the significance of Chakratirth?

Chakratirth is significant because it is the place where the wheel of Lord Brahma created a sacred pond, and a holy dip here is believed to sanctify one’s mind, body, and soul.

Is there an entry fee for Chakratirth?

No, there is no entry fee for visiting Chakratirth.

Chakratirth

Uttar Pradesh

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Misrikh-cum-Neemsar, Uttar Pradesh 261402, India

Chakratirth is a prominent Hindu pilgrimage site in Uttar Pradesh, known for its sacred pond created by the wheel (Chakra) of Lord Brahma. It is believed to be the place where 8000 sages worshipped and performed penance. A holy dip in the water of this pond is thought to sanctify one’s mind, body, and soul.

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Open & Close Time

04:00 - 22:00

Type of Sthal

Kund

Parking

Available

Best time to visit

The best time to visit is during the winter season, from October to March, when the weather is cool, calm, and pleasant.

Special Note:

No Entry Fee
Holy dip in the pond is believed to be highly sanctifying.

Destinations near Chakratirth

Famous religious places close to Chakratirth

Naimisharanya

How to Reach Chakratirth

Transportation

Emergency Contact

Reach by Air

The nearest airport is in Lucknow, about 135 km away from Ayodhya.

Reach by Train

The nearest railway station is in Ayodhya itself, about 2 km away from the temple.

Reach by Road

Auto-rickshaws and taxis are available from the airport or railway station to reach the temple.

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Accessibility Information

Chakratirth is accessible by road and has local transport options available. The site is open all days of the week, making it easily accessible for visitors.

Frequently Asked Questions

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