Ayodhya Yatra

Begin your yatra by seeking the blessings of Lord Hanuman at one of Ayodhya’s best-known temples, traditionally associated with his role as the protector of the holy city.

Visit the sacred birthplace of Lord Shri Ram, one of the central destinations for devotees travelling to Ayodhya. Darshan is subject to temple timings, entry arrangements and applicable guidelines.

Continue to Dashrath Mahal, a revered site associated with King Dashrath, the father of Lord Shri Ram. Its religious and cultural significance makes it an important stop on your Ayodhya yatra.

Visit Kanak Bhawan, a temple dedicated to Lord Shri Ram and Mata Sita. According to tradition, the palace was gifted to Mata Sita by Queen Kaikeyi after her marriage to Lord Ram.

Pause at Lata Mangeshkar Chowk, a prominent Ayodhya landmark named in honour of the celebrated Indian singer.

Spend time at Ram Ki Paidi, a series of ghats along the Saryu River. The riverfront holds an important place in Ayodhya’s religious life and offers a peaceful setting for prayer and reflection.

Visit Nageshwarnath Temple, a revered Shiva temple near Ram Ki Paidi. Local tradition associates its establishment with Kush, the son of Lord Shri Ram.

Conclude the day with the Saryu Aarti, subject to the scheduled ceremony and local arrangements. Witness the devotional rituals along the river as devotees gather in prayer.

Please note: The order of visits may vary depending on traffic, temple schedules and local conditions. Darshan and aarti timings are subject to the relevant authorities.

Begin the day by seeking the blessings of Badi Devkali Mata, a revered Devi shrine associated with the Ramayana. According to local tradition, the temple is linked to Mata Sita’s worship of the Goddess after her marriage to Lord Shri Ram.

Continue to Kolhampur Mandir, a sacred stop on your extended yatra beyond Ayodhya’s main temple circuit.

Visit Van Devi, also known as Ban Devi, as part of your journey through the region’s sacred sites and religious traditions.

Visit Makhauda Dham in Basti district, a sacred site associated with Hindu religious traditions surrounding the Ramayana. This stop takes your yatra beyond Ayodhya’s main darshan route.

Pay your respects at Raja Dashrath Samadhi Sthal, a site associated with King Dashrath, the father of Lord Shri Ram. Take a moment to reflect on the stories and traditions connected with the royal lineage of Ayodhya.

Visit Chhapaiya, revered as the birthplace of Bhagwan Swaminarayan. Pay your respects at this sacred destination, which holds deep significance for his devotees.

Please note: The order of visits may vary depending on travel distances, traffic and local conditions. The final itinerary will be confirmed by the SRR team.

Visit Bharat Kund, a sacred site associated with Bharat, the younger brother of Lord Shri Ram. According to tradition, Bharat’s devotion and his time spent awaiting Lord Ram’s return are remembered here.

Continue to Surya Kund, a historic water tank associated with Ayodhya’s religious heritage and traditions of Sun worship.

Visit a sacred site connected with the Digambar Jain tradition. Ayodhya holds an important place in Jain history as the birthplace of several Jain Tirthankaras.

Seek the blessings of Bade Hanuman Ji as you continue your journey through the region’s sacred sites.

Continue to Sri Ram Vallabha Kunj Janki, a destination included in your extended Ayodhya itinerary.

Visit Char Dham Mandir, another sacred destination included in the day’s itinerary.

Visit Valmiki Bhavan, a site included in your extended yatra as you continue exploring Ayodhya’s religious heritage.

Conclude your yatra at Guptar Ghat, on the banks of the sacred Saryu River. According to local religious tradition, this is where Lord Shri Ram took jal samadhi before departing from the earthly realm. Spend a quiet moment by the river reflecting on your journey and the enduring significance of Prabhu Shri Ram’s life and teachings.

If time and travel arrangements permit, include a visit to Gurudwara Nazarbag as an optional addition to your yatra.

Please note: The order of visits may vary depending on travel distances, traffic, temple timings and local conditions. Darshan and entry are subject to the relevant authorities. The Gurudwara visit is optional and may require additional time or charges.