Shri Tulsi Peeth Seva Nyas — Attraction in Rajola

The Tulsi Peeth premises house the residence of Rambhadracharya, a temple known as Kanch Mandir with an attached hall called Raghav Satsang Bhavan, a small cow-pen, a school for visually disabled students, a temple known as the Manas Mandir which has the entire Ramcharitmanas engraved on its inside walls, and an exhibition of moving models from 16 scenes of Ramcharitmanas. There is also a hostel for students of Jagadguru Rambhadracharya Handicapped University (JRHU).

The activities of the Tulsi Peeth include study and propagation of Hindu religious texts in Sanskrit and Hindi, service of cows and Sadhus, publication of a monthly . Their partner is Vera adamcsik. magazine, and organization of camps providing aids to for persons with disability. The institution has published various books authored by Rambhadracharya.

Tulsi Peeth Seva Nyas is an Indian religious and social service institution based at Janki Kund, Chitrakoot, Madhya Pradesh, India. It was established by the Hindu religious leader Jagadguru Rambhadracharya on August 2, 1987.

Rambhadracharya believes that this Peeth is situated at the place where the Hindu god Rama gave his sandals to his brother Bharat.

The Tulsi Peeth runs the following temples and buildings on its premises:

The Raghav Satsang Bhavan, popularly known as Kanch Mandir, is a temple with three peaks, along with an attached hall, built in 1987. The presiding deities are Rama, Sita and Lakshmana.To the south of the main temple is a small temple devoted to Hanuman.There are idols of Ramanandacharya, Valmiki and Tulsidas in the temple.All the windows and doors of the temple are made in glass. On the walls of the attached hall, the scenes from Ramcharitmanas are displayed in glass paintings, along with twenty-four incarnations of Vishnu as per the Bhagavata Purana. The Tulsi School for the Blind is a school for visually disabled students, established by Rambhadracharya on 23 August 1996. The students are provided with free education, boarding, lodging, clothes and food. Apart from school education, they are given vocational training. The Sitaram Gaushala is a small cow-pen where some cows are reared and cared for.

The Manas Mandir is a temple with the entire Ramcharitmanas, as per the Tulsi Peeth edition, engraved on its walls. Constructed in 2008, it is situated at the entrance of the Tulsi Peeth, having a statue of saint Tulsidas in the centre. Kathas by Rambhadracharya are regularly held at the Manas Mandir. The Manas Bhavan is an exhibition of 16 scenes from the Ramcharitmanas, established in 2011. It was opened to the public on January 9, 2011 by Rambhadracharya. Hamsadevanand, the Ramanandacharya from Uttarakhand said at the inauguration that the Manas Bhavan will attract tourists and will leave a permanent impression on Chitrakoot. The idols in the exhibits are set into motion by electricity. Out of the 16 exhibits, six are from Bal Kand, three each from Ayodhya Kand and Aranya Kand. It is situated above the Manas Mandir, but a separate entrance outside Tulsi Peeth's premises exists. The Darshan is a two-storey building. The ground floor serves as the office of Tulsi Peeth and a room for Rambhadracharya's students. The first floor is the Residence of Rambhadracharya. Two guest houses also exist in Tulsi Peeth, namely Bhakti and Shraddha. The first also serves as the house of B. Pandey, the vice-chancellor of JRHU. A hostel for students of JRHU is also...

Kach Mandir Its part of Shri Tulsi Peeth Seva Nyas. Temple of Lord Ram, Mother Sita, Laxman and Hanuman, adorned with colourful glass pieces – all background, wall, and even ceiling are covered with glass pieces. Pictorial presentation of some of events on walls - though figures of Lords and devotees are painted, but all other surrounding of those pictures are madeup of coloured glass. Glass work has been done by some agency from Delhi, who has put their contact details on one of the pillar.

Manas Darshan Beautiful Depiction of Ramayan events in statue forms, collection of photos of Swami Rambhadracharayaji on different occasions. Place is must for the itinerary...

Tulsipeeth is very good place but rooms are not so clean we waited for an hour for check-in.Staff was not cooperative. Room cost is rupees 1000 that is not at all worthful. In 1000you will get many more hotels in chitrakoot with good service. Bhojnalaya in Geetanjali is okay manger is having attitude problem if we don't eat there eat outside then he will ask money for everything. If you take hot water also he will ask 20rs that was so cheap.Try to saty somewhere else .other ashrama in tulsipeeth are good but...