I was lucky this time to visit it,was in Durgakund when I heard sound of Aarti happening there. I rushed to mandir otherwise it would have got closed.This temples stands out as it is made of white marble.The whole Ramcharitra Manas written by Tulsidas is engraved on the walls.Temple was neat and tidy.

Be sure not to miss the moving figures gallery upstairs with scenes from the Ramayana. Popular with Indian tourists, costs only 3 rupees, although no photographs. Like nothing else you've seen...

this basically where the entire epic Ramayana as was written by Tulsi Das...has been written on the walls...and a small reprsentation of the story with dolls....

The downstairs mandir is a beautiful, sacred space, filled with a strong devotional energy. Upstairs is a delightful series of animated dioramas portraying scenes from many of the famous Hindu tales. There are no legends explaining the scenes, so if you're not familiar with the stories you may be at something of a loss, but the images are delightful all... More

This is a modern temple dedicated to lord Rama. This is the place where Saint Tulsidas has written Ramacharitamanas... a must see place while visiting the "Sankat mochan temple"

After body chek, you can enter. To respect God and Goddes,all you have to buy is a small flowers (20rupies) There are many monkeys in this Mondrian, it is better to tie your belongings tight. I was very moved to see many Indian people worship eagerly Sri Rama and his empress Sita

Best time to visit Tulsi Manas Mandir is during Sawan Mela (July-Aug) when the temple gets a new makeover. Lots of epic stories are being put on display. The temple is one of the top destination of Varanasi.

One statue of Tulsidas is fitted with sound system. It moves on the basis of machine. It was unique in year 1971, but the feature is very often used at various places.

In normal days of year this is just a huge marble mandir, having statues of Lord Ram-Sita devi etc and whole Ramayana written on temple's inner wall, but in months of sawan, whole mandir area starts buzzing, with major attraction inside the temple complex becomes animated description of ramayana called Jhanki, in which man size casts within various chambers move... More