Shri Rama is also worshiped along with Maa Sita in this Temple. It is believed that this Palace is the home of Maa Sita. Shri Rama is worshiped as the King by the Devotees in Ayodhya but he is referred to as the Son-in-Law of Janki Mahal. Therefore, it is believed that not only does Shri Rama shower his blessings on all the devotees who chant his name here, but they also receive the blessings of Mata Sita and by participating in their offerings, the benefits are doubled. Puja in this Temple is conducted by Mithila and Awadhi traditions here as Maa Sita was born in the Kingdom of Mithila. Here, Shri Sita Rama is offered Bhog 8 times, and the Aarti is also performed 8 times. King of Nepal built this temple in Ayodhya after taking inspiration from the birth of Maa Sita in Janakpur, Nepal. Receiving the Blessings of Maa Sita in this Temple is considered very auspicious, and helps to achieve Love and Respect in Life, and Eliminates issues in Relationships.