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Short Break to Ayodhya
1 Nights
2 Days
Ayodhya (1)
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Hotel
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Sightseeing
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Breakfast
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Transfer
Ram Janmabhoomi
Kanak Bhawan
Ayodhya
Airport Pickup & Drop
Spiritual Tour to Ayodhya
2 Nights
3 Days
Ayodhya (2)
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Hotel
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Sightseeing
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Meals
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Transfer
Ram Janmabhoomi
Kanak Bhawan
Hanuman Garhi
Ayodhya
Airport Pickup & Drop
Shiva and Rama Tour
5 Nights
6 Days
Varanasi (2) Prayagraj (1)
Ayodhya (1)
Varanasi (1)
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Hotel
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Sightseeing
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Breakfast
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Kashi Vishwanath Temple
Varanasi
Sarnath
Prayagraj
Ram Janmabhoomi
Airport Pickup & Drop
Rama Tour
7 Nights
8 Days
Lucknow (2) Ayodhya (1)
Prayagraj (2)
Varanasi (2)
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Hotel
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Sightseeing
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Breakfast
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Transfer
Rumi Darwaza
Bada Imambara
Chota Imambara
Hazratganj Market
River Gomti
Lucknow
Ram Janmabhoomi
Hanuman Garhi
Airport Pickup & Drop
Best Of Uttar Pradesh
9 Nights
10 Days
Lucknow (2) Ayodhya (1)
Prayagraj (2)
Varanasi (2)
Bodhgaya (1)
Varanasi (1)
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Hotel
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Sightseeing
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Breakfast
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Transfer
Rumi Darwaza
Bada Imambara
Chota Imambara
Hazratganj Market
River Gomti
Lucknow
Ram Janmabhoomi
Hanuman Garhi
Airport Pickup & Drop
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FAQs
Ayodhya is most famous for being the birthplace of Lord Rama. For the same reason, it is a major pilgrimage site in India, particularly since the construction of the Ram Janmabhoomi Temple. It is also famous as a historical center and is home to many other religious and spiritual sites such as Kanak Bhawan and Hanuman Garhi temples.Tourists typically visit Ayodhya on pilgrimages, and for historic exploration, as the place has many monuments from the Nawabi era as well.
Some important places to visit in Ayodhya if you are visiting for the first time include:
1. Ram Janmabhoomi Temple
2. Hanuman Garhi
3. Kanak Bhavan
4. Nageshwarnath Temple
5. Treta Ke Thakur
6. Valmiki Bhawan
7. Gulab Bari
8. Tulsi Smarak Bhawan
9. Swarg Dwar
On a one day trip to Ayodhya, you can cover most of the city’s iconic landmarks, religious sites, and significant attractions. You can also spend some time relaxing at the serene ghats before heading back to your hotel.Start by visiting the most important highlight of Ayodhya - the Ram Janmabhoomi Temple. Consider starting your day early to avoid large crowds.Next, head to Hanuman Garhi - a fort-like temple that worships Lord Hanuman.Later, visit Saryu Ghat and Ram Ki Paidi, both of which are serene and peaceful places located on the Sarayu River area.After lunch, visit Nageshwarnath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, and Kanak Bhavan - an ancient temple known as the Palace of Gold.Next, visit Dashrath Mahal - the palace where King Dashrath is believed to have lived.End your day by visiting the local markets for souvenirs, and experience the divine Sarayu River Aarti.
To visit Ayodhya’s most prominent attractions and other historical sites, a trip of 2 days is recommended. However, to cover the city’s core highlights like Ram Janmabhoomi and Hanuman Garhi, a one-day trip will be sufficient.
Yes, you can visit the famous Ayodhya Ram Mandir without booking. General darshan is free. However, it is recommended to book a free online pass for a specific time slot, so that you can minimize wait times. You can also book VIP passes or Sugam Darshan for even shorter wait times.
In Ayodhya, you can buy religious souvenirs, books and artifacts. Local crafts are also a popular category of souvenir items.
Some other things you can buy from Ayodhya include:
1. Ram Mandir miniature replicas
2. Religious artifacts like marble idols
3. Religious books and scriptures
4. Prayer essentials like incense sticks, diyas, and garlands
5. Religious accessories like rudrakha bracelets
6. Mithila handicrafts
7. Handcrafted wooden toys
8. Sandalwood products like sticks and pastes
The best time to visit Ayodhya is from October to March during the winter season. During these months the weather is pleasant with mild temperatures and sunny skies, perfect for sightseeing, religious visits, and exploring. It is also a good time to experience festivals like Ram Navami.For fewer crowds and better prices, you can consider visiting in summer between April and June. You may be able to avoid long queues during this time. However, be prepared for high temperatures and humid weather.
Some of the most popular foods to eat in Ayodhya are:
1. Chaat Varieties - the most famous street food item in the city. Choose from a wide range of flavours and specialities like Papdi Chaat, Dahi Bhalla and more.
2. Kachori - a deep fried bread - another popular street food item
3. Kandmool ke phal - a local fruit
4. Dahi Jalebi - jalebis served with yoghurt
5. Khurchan Peda - a sweet dish made from milk solids and sugar
6. Amma ki Rasoi - a homemade food platter
7. Sacred Ladoos - a holy “prasad” offered in religious sites and temples
The general dress code for visitors in the Ayodhya Ram Mandir is modest clothing. Men and women are required to wear outfits that cover their knees and shoulders, just like other temples. People typically wear dhotis or kurta-pyjamas among men, and saris and churidars with a dupatta among women.
Some things that are not allowed inside the Ayodhya Ram Mandir are personal electronic items like mobile phones and chargers, wallets, belts, bags, pens, footwear, and flower and garland offerings for security purposes.
You can buy passes for darshan to visit the Ayodhya Ram Mandir on the Shri Ram Janmbhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust website. For bookings, you will be required to provide your Govt. issued ID card, and book a date and time slot for visi
There are around 7 to 10 prominent attractions and places to see in and around Ayodhya, which includes the coveted Ram Janmabhoomi Temple. Some of the other important places to visit in Ayodhya are Hanuman Garhi, Nageshwarnath Temple, Kanak Bhawan, Gulab Bari, Treta Ke Thakur, Valmiki Bhawan, Sarayu Ghat, and Valmiki Bhawan.
