Doha 120b
तुरत बिमान तहाँ चलि आवा। दंडक बन जहँ परम सुहावा॥ कुंभजादि मुनिनायक नाना। गए रामु सब कें अस्थाना॥१॥
सकल रिषिन्ह सन पाइ असीसा। चित्रकूट आए जगदीसा॥ तहँ करि मुनिन्ह केर संतोषा। चला बिमानु तहाँ ते चोखा॥२॥
बहुरि राम जानकिहि देखाई। जमुना कलि मल हरनि सुहाई॥ पुनि देखी सुरसरी पुनीता। राम कहा प्रनाम करु सीता॥३॥
तीरथपति पुनि देखु प्रयागा। निरखत जन्म कोटि अघ भागा॥ देखु परम पावनि पुनि बेनी। हरनि सोक हरि लोक निसेनी॥४॥ पुनि देखु अवधपुरी अति पावनि। त्रिबिध ताप भव रोग नसावनि॥५॥
Meaning
Forthwith the aerial car reached the most charming Daṇḍaka forest, the abode of many a great sage like Agastya and others: Śrī Rāma visited the hermitages of all. (1) After receiving the blessings of all these sages, the Lord of the universe arrived at Citrakūṭa; and, having gratified the sages there, the aerial car departed thence with all speed. (2) Śrī Rāma next pointed out to Jānakī the beautiful Yamunā that washes away the impurities of the Kali age. Thereafter they beheld the holy Gaṅgā and Śrī Rāma said, “Sītā, make obeisance. (3) “Now have a look at Prayāga, the king of all sacred places, whose very sight drives away sins committed through a myriad lives. Again look at the most holy Triveṇī (the confluence of the Gaṅgā, Yamunā and the subterranean Sarasvatī), the dispeller of grief and a ladder to Śrī Hari’s Abode. (4) “Now see the most sacred city of Ayodhyā, that relieves the threefold agony and uproots the malady of transmigration.” (5)
सीता सहित अवध कहुँ कीन्ह कृपाल प्रनाम। सजल नयन तन पुलकित पुनि पुनि हरषित राम॥१२०(क)॥
पुनि प्रभु आइ त्रिबेनीं हरषित मज्जनु कीन्ह। कपिन्ह सहित बिप्रन्ह कहुँ दान बिबिध बिधि दीन्ह॥१२०(ख)॥
Meaning
The gracious Śrī Rāma and Sītā both made obeisance to Ayodhyā. Tears rushed to His eyes, every hair on His body stood erect and the Lord felt delighted again and again. (120 A) The Lord then landed at the Triveṇī and with much joy bathed in the confluence. He, together with the monkeys, bestowed a variety of gifts on the Brāhmaṇas. (120 B)
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