Sri Ram Temple Bajha, located on the main trunk road (Allahabad-Kanpur Road-NH-2) at a distance of 35 km from Allahabad city, district Allahabad, U.P., India., is one of the popular temples of the destination. This temple is believed is to be constructed around 40 years ago. Dedicated to Lord Shri Ram, this temple is located in Chayal tehsil area.

It is considered as a major tourist destination because of its ancient heritage. The town has its reference in the Mahabharata as the city that was given to the son of Kush, i.e., ‘Kusamba’. Kaushambi used to be one of the main trading centres and also a travelling route during the tenure of the Buddha.

The ancient remains of the developing trade site of Kaushambi are still present on the banks of the River Yamuna and the commercial status of the city of Kaushambi was maintained till the 6th century when the region was frequently visited by Chinese travellers Yuan Chwang and Fa Hien.

The remains located with the Vindhyan range as the back drop include ruins of the Ashoka Pillar, remains of a fort along the Ghositaram Monastery that form a major attraction here. The Allahabad Museum located here consists of some rare coins, sculptures, findings and artefacts that were discovered during excavations.

How to reach :

The temple can be reached by road transport, as there are taxis available at Allahabad Airport or in the city area where the connectivity is good. Allahabad is the only major airport, which is located at a distance of 37 kilometres and the flights connects major cities like Delhi and Kanpur. The nearest train station is also located at Allahabad, about 47 kilometres away.

The best time to visit is just after the monsoon, between the months of October and November.

Ramnavami is celebrated here in a big way.

Temple Timings : 4AM -9PM