07.00am: Pick up from your hotel in Kathmandu, and we will drive to Janakpur on the scenic BP highway. NOTE: Lunch en route at local restaurant. Your tour guide will provide best on location lunch to you. 03.00am: Arrive in Janakpur, check in to Hotel Sitasharan – best hotel in Janakpur Nepal. 04.00pm: We will visit 1) Janaki Temple/Janaki Mandir. Description: Janaki Temple is the palace where Goddess Sita was born. It was built in the year of 1898 by Queen Brisabhanu Kunwari (Tikamgarh, India). It was also known as “Nine lakh Temple” as the cost of construting this Janaki Temple is “900 000 rupees”. 2) Rama Sita Vivaha Temple or Rama Sita Vivaha Mandir. Description: Vivah Mandap Temple is a another building located next to Janaki Temple/Janaki Mandir. This is the place where Goddess Sita and Lord Rama were married. According to Ramayana, prince Rama was the only man can lift the “bow” of Lord Shiva, thus the King (father of princess Sita) married his daughter – Sita to prince Rama. This Vivah Mandap Temple was the place which marked the marriage of these two lovebirds. 3) Ganga Sagar Pond Evening Aarti. Descriptions: Everyday, at 6.30pm, a lot of people came to Ganga Sagar for praying and light up candles. The pilgrims believed that whosoever takes a dip in Ganga Sagar at Janakpur will attain “Moksha”. It will bring weath and prosperity and this Ganga Sagar is as holy as “Ganga Ganges” in Varanasi of India. NOTES: We will bring you to the nicest “Lassi” in Nepal which located at Janak Chowk near to Janaki Temple, named of the place – Bindu Lassi Shop. It is the best in Nepal, or maybe India. The “Lassi” in Ason Market Kathmandu is originated from Janakpur Nepal. 07.00pm: Back at hotel. Dinner at hotel. 08.00pm: After dinner, rest & relax. Tour ends. OPTIONAL: You can choose to fly from Kathmandu to Janakpur by domestic flight, at additional charges of USD 119 with 20kg checked in luggage, all taxes and 7kg hand carry luggage. Duration of flight is 30 minutes.