Overview 

Embark on a ride to Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh, India, where the revered Ram Temple stands as the birthplace of Lord Ram, the 7th Avatar of Lord Vishnu. This disputed site, entwined in the complicated narratives of Hindu-Muslim relations, holds profound importance in Indian history. According to the Ramayana, it rests beside the Sarayu River, though debate surrounds its precise region due to the ancient presence of the Babri Masjid. The temple's inauguration in 2024, 22 January marked a pivotal moment, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi officiating, underscoring its enduring cultural and spiritual importance. 

Day wise Trip Itinerary 

Day 01: Arrival Ayodhya 

• Arrival at Ayodhya railway station/airport. 
• Transfer to Hotel and check-in. 
• Visit Ram Lala temple. 
• Overnight remain in Ayodhya. 

Day 02: Ayodhya Visit and Drop to Railway Station/Airport 

• Breakfast at the hotel. 
• Full-day local sightseeing, such as River Sarayu, Hanuman Garhi and Kanak Bhawan. 
• Evening, Drop-off at railway station/airport 

Highlights 

In the metropolis of Ayodhya, it is said that there are around 6000 temples, although it is believed that the shrines located in the Ram Janmabhoomi campus of Ramkot are regarded to be the most sacred. Some of the foremost Hindu pilgrimage in this complicated includes 

• Ram Janmabhoomi - In the location where Rama is believed to have been born. 
• Sita Rasoi - Sita's Kitchen, Sita was once the wife of Ram and she was the incarnation of Goddess Lakshmi. 
• Keikai Bhawan - Room of Keikai, the step-mother of Ram, the place where Bharat was born. 
• Kaushalya Bhawan - Kaushalya Room, Ram's Mother. 
• Sumitra Bhawan - Room of Sumitra, step-mother of Rama and mom of Laxman and Shatrughan. 
• Angad Tila - committed to pilgrim Angad, Vanara Rajkumar. 
• Lov Kush temple - dedicated to love and sons of Kush, Ram and Sita. 
• Hanuman Temple - Temple committed to Lord Hanuman. 
• Rang Mahal - Royal Entertainment Room. 

Package Inclusions: 

• Sedan Car – 2 Days 
• Pick-up and drop-off to/from railway station/airport. 
• All sightseeing by Auto 
• Accommodation in a 3-star inn for one night on a double sharing basis. 
• Complimentary breakfast at the hotel. 

Package Exclusions: 

• Special Pooja charges 
• Additional boat rides. 
• Flight/train tickets. 

Frequently Asked Questions about Visit to Ayodhya, Ram Temple 

1. What are the essential points of interest to discover in Ayodhya besides the Ram Temple? 

• Ram Temple (Ram Janmabhoomi): Newly constructed grand temple at the birthplace of Lord Rama, symbolizing faith and harmony worldwide. 
• Hanuman Garhi: Hilltop temple devoted to Lord Hanuman, imparting panoramic views and a serene ecosystem for devotees' prayers. 
• Kanak Bhawan: Exquisite temple dedicated to Lord Rama and Goddess Sita, renowned for its complicated architecture and sacred ambiance. 
• Nageshwarnath Temple: Ancient shrine honoring Lord Shiva, attracting devotees seeking benefits for prosperity and well-being. 
• Treta Ke Thakur: Sacred spot believed to be where Lord Rama performed the Ashwamedha Yagna after returning from Lanka. 
• Sarayu River: Sacred waterway referred to in Hindu mythology, inviting pilgrims for ritualistic bathing and spiritual solace along its tranquil banks. 

2. How can I reach Ayodhya and what are the transportation preferences available? 

Travelers can reach Ayodhya from Delhi, Varanasi  and Lucknow through more than one transportation options: 

• By Air: The nearest airport is Ayodhya International Airport (Maryada Purushottam Shri Ram International Airport), with flights from Delhi and Lucknow. 
• By Train: Ayodhya Junction railway station connects with Delhi,Varansi and Lucknow through ordinary train services. 
• By Road: Well-maintained highways provide handy avenue tour from each Delhi and Lucknow, Varanasi with picks for buses, taxis, or private vehicles. 

3. Are there any precise rituals or customs to take a look at at some point of a go to to the Ram Temple? 

• Visitors to the Ram Temple are encouraged to look at the following rituals and customs: 
• Dress Code: Dress modestly, overlaying fingers and legs, as a signal of respect. 
• Footwear: Remove footwear before entering the temple premises. 
• Silence: Maintain a quiet demeanor and refrain from loud conversations. 
• Offerings: Offer flowers, fruits, or other symbolic gadgets as a token of devotion. 
• Prayer: Participate in prayers and meditation sessions, following the lead of fellow devotees. 
• Photography: Respect any restrictions on photography inside the temple premises. 
• By adhering to these customs, travelers can show reverence and appreciation for the sacredness of the Ram Temple. 

4. What is the fine time of yr to go to Ayodhya and journey the Ram Temple's ambiance? 

• Best Time to Visit: The ideal time to go to Ayodhya and the Ram Temple is at some point of the months of October to March, when the weather is excellent and conducive for exploration and pilgrimage.