Itinerary

1. Day 1: Sacred Ghats & Evening Aarti Magic

   • Arrival in Ayodhya: Check into your hotel and freshen up before starting your journey into the divine city.

   • Ram Ki Paidi: Begin with the iconic Ram Ki Paidi, the spiritual heart of Ayodhya. This is also the venue for the world-renowned Deepotsav Festival, where lakhs of diyas are lit along the banks of the Saryu River.

   • Swarg Dwar Area: Visit the historically significant Swarg Dwar, where many divine and spiritual events are believed to have occurred during the Treta and Dwapar Yugas.

   • Nageshwar Nath Temple: Discover the ancient Nageshwar Nath Temple, home to a Shivling believed to be established by Kush, Lord Ram's son. The temple is rich in stories and symbolism.

   • Evening Saryu Aarti: Witness the breathtaking Maha Aarti of Maa Saryu at Ram Ki Paidi. The lights, chants, and spiritual atmosphere offer a soul-touching experience.

2. Day 2: Birthplace of Ram & Royal Palaces

   • Ram Janmabhoomi: Begin your day at the sacred Ram Janmabhoomi, the birthplace of Lord Ram — the spiritual epicenter of Ayodhya Dham.

   • Hanuman Garhi: Climb the stairs to Hanuman Garhi, where it is believed Lord Hanuman still resides. The temple holds immense significance in the Ramayana.

   • Dashrath Bhawan: Visit the royal residence of King Dashrath, where Lord Ram spent his childhood.

   • Kanak Bhawan: Explore Kanak Bhawan, gifted by Queen Kaikeyi and later given to Sita ji as part of her Muh Dikhai ceremony. The temple is adorned with beautiful idols of Ram and Sita.

   • Leisure Time in the Local Market: In the evening, stroll through Ayodhya’s local bazaars for spiritual souvenirs, Ramayana-themed art, and prasad.

3. Day 3: Divine Farewell & Riverside Serenity

   • Guptar Ghat: Visit Guptar Ghat, the sacred spot where Lord Ram took Jal Samadhi and left for Vaikunth Dham. You can also enjoy boating on the serene Saryu River, absorbing the peace of the surroundings.

   • Surya Kund: Explore the Surya Kund, an ancient water tank associated with the worship of the Sun God, a place of calmness and reflection.

   • Ramayan Bhavan: Head to Ramayan Bhavan, a place that beautifully depicts stories from the Ramayana through visuals and scriptures — ideal for those wanting a deeper understanding of the epic.

4. Day 4: In the Footsteps of Devotion & Culture

   • Tulsi Smarak Bhawan: Visit the Tulsi Smarak Bhawan, dedicated to Goswami Tulsidas ji. Here you may find ongoing Ramayana recitations, cultural programs, and spiritual discourses.

   • Bharat Kund: Head to Bharat Kund, where Bharat ruled on behalf of Lord Ram using his padukas. This site is serene and deeply emotional for devotees.

   • Dharam Path Walk & Ramayan Circuit Drive: Walk on the spiritual Dharam Path and take a guided tour of the Ramayan Circuit, covering key sites related to Lord Ram’s journey across Ayodhya.

   • Evening Departure: After a day filled with devotion and spirituality, depart from Ayodhya, taking the divine blessings of the sacred city with you.