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Ayodhya

Ram Janmabhoomi and the Saryu ghats.

2 to 3 daysBest: Oct to MarFrom ₹9,999Uttar Pradesh

About Ayodhya

The birthplace of Ram, now a city of new roads and old devotion. Darshan here rewards planning, because rules and slots are set by the temple trust and change often.

Places you will visit

Shri Ram Janmabhoomi MandirThe new temple at the birthplace of Ram.
Hanuman GarhiThe hilltop temple that pilgrims visit first by tradition.
Kanak BhawanA beautiful temple of Sita and Ram.
Saryu GhatEvening aarti on the river.
Dashrath MahalAssociated with Ram’s father, King Dashrath.
Sita Ki RasoiA small shrine with a domestic legend.

Journeys to Ayodhya

3 OctSaturday, 2026
Ayodhya DarshanFrom Lucknow, 3 days
Gentle
10 seats left
₹9,999View
17 OctSaturday, 2026
Ram to KashiFrom Lucknow, 5 days
Standard
12 seats left
₹17,999View
14 NovSaturday, 2026
Ayodhya weekendFrom Delhi, 3 days
Gentle
14 seats left
₹12,999View

Circuits that include Ayodhya

Ramayana Trail

12 days, 5 sacred stops

  1. Ayodhya
  2. Chitrakoot
  3. Nashik
  4. Hampi
  5. Rameshwaram
₹64,999View circuit

A sample plan

Most journeys to Ayodhya follow this rhythm. Exact plans differ by departure.

  1. Day 1

    Arrival and the Saryu

    • Check in and rest.
    • Evening aarti on the Saryu ghats.
  2. Day 2

    Darshan day

    • Darshan at Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir. Phones and cameras are not permitted inside, so we arrange safe storage before you enter.
    • Hanuman Garhi and Kanak Bhawan, with help on the steps.
  3. Day 3

    A slower morning

    • Dashrath Mahal and Sita Ki Rasoi, if you wish.
    • Time for shopping for prasad and a quiet lunch.

Good to know

  • Darshan slots and rules at Ram Mandir are set by the temple trust and can change. We tell you the latest before you travel.
  • Dress modestly, and carry a light shawl or stole.
  • Wear comfortable footwear that is easy to remove. Shoes are left outside temples.
  • Carry a photo ID and any regular medicines.
  • Some temples do not allow phones, cameras or bags inside. We tell you which ones before you go and arrange safe storage.
  • Rules, timings and queues change around festivals and during VIP visits. Your Journey Manager checks on the day and adjusts the plan.

Talk to a pilgrimage advisor

Tell us where you want to go and who is travelling. An advisor will call you back, suggest a journey and tell you honestly if it is not right for your group.

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