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Complimentary pick-up and drop-off from the railway station.
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Complimentary pick-up and drop-off from the railway station.
About Us
Welcome to Hotel Shri Awadh Inn, where comfort meets convenience in the sacred city of Lord Ram.
Ayodhya Itinerary
Details Descriptions of Key Ayodhya Attractions
Day 1: The Spiritual Core!
Ram Lala
Ram Lala
Day 1: The Spiritual Core!
Morning – Ram Janmabhoomi / Ram Mandir
Begin your day early with a peaceful darshan at the magnificent Ram Mandir, the birthplace of Lord Rama. The temple opens early; arriving early helps you avoid crowds. Be sure to secure your entry pass (available online) and carry ID for security clearance.
Mid-morning – Hanuman Garhi
A quick walk away, climb the 76 steps to this hilltop temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman, revered as the guardian of Ayodhya. Enjoy panoramic views and soak in the devotional vibe.
Late Morning – Kanak Bhawan
Visit this stunning palace-temple gifted to Sita. Its ornate architecture and serene ambiance—housing deities of Rama and Sita—offer a quiet moment of reflection.
Afternoon – Local Lunch (Satvik Cuisine & Street Food)
Sample local flavors—sattvic thalis, kachori-sabzi, jalebi, lassi—available near temple zones. Satvik meals (without onion/garlic) create a mindful culinary experience.
Evening – Ram Ki Paidi & Sarayu Aarti
Visit this stunning palace-temple gifted to Sita. Its ornate architecture and serene ambiance—housing deities of Rama and Sita—offer a quiet moment of reflection.
Day 2: Heritage, Culture & Reflection!
Morning – Nageshwarnath Temple
Begin with a visit to this ancient shrine of Lord Shiva, believed to be founded by Lord Rama’s son, Kush.
Mid-morning – Treta Ke Thakur, Ayodhya
An ancient temple housing black stone idols of Lord Ram, Sita, Lakshman, Bharat, Shatrughan, and Hanuman.
Believed to be built at the spot where Lord Ram performed the Ashwamedh Yajna.
The temple opens for devotees mainly on Ekadashi.It holds deep spiritual and historical importance in Ayodhya.Located close to Naya Ghat on the banks of the Saryu River
Ram Katha Park, Ayodhya
A spacious cultural park built for devotional and cultural programs related to Lord Ram’s life.
Features open-air theatres and green lawns for performances and gatherings.
Hosts Ram Leela, music, dance, and storytelling events, especially during festivals.
Popular with tourists for evening strolls and photo spots.Located near the banks of the Saryu River, offering a peaceful atmosphere.
Lunch – Street Food & Prasad
Indulge in local treats like kachori, lassi, peda, or have prasad from temple kitchens for a blessing-filled meal.
Afternoon – Local Markets & Optional Cultural Stops
Browse Ayodhya’s lively bazaars for Ramayana literature, brass idols, devotional memorabilia, sweets like peda, and khurchan.
Day 3: Optional – Guptar Ghat / Dashrath Samadhi / Nandigram
Suraj Kund –
A sacred tank dedicated to the Sun God, believed to have healing powers; devotees take a holy dip here.
Dasharath Samadhi
Memorial marking the resting place of King Dasharath, father of Lord Ram; a peaceful spiritual spot.
Nandigram
Associated with Bharat’s penance while ruling Ayodhya on Lord Ram’s behalf during exile.
Guptar Ghat
Holy ghat on the Saryu River, believed to be where Lord Ram took Jal Samadhi and departed for Vaikuntha.
