Ayodhya Tour Package

Embark on a soulful journey to the sacred city of Ayodhya with our meticulously designed Ayodhya Tour Package. Whether it's an insightful Ayodhya one-day tour or a comprehensive spiritual retreat, our carefully planned Ayodhya tour itinerary ensures an enriching and memorable experience. Our exclusive Ayodhya Ram Mandir tour package brings you closer to spirituality as you visit iconic landmarks such as Ram Janmabhoomi, Hanuman Garhi, Kanak Bhawan, and partake in the sacred Saryu River Aarti.

Designed for both spiritual seekers and culture enthusiasts, our thoughtfully structured Ayodhya sightseeing itinerary provides deep insights into Ayodhya’s historical significance and rich mythology. Enjoy the convenience of detailed Ayodhya tour plans with seamless transportation options available for your Delhi to Ayodhya tour.

Choose our comprehensive Ayodhya trip package and indulge in spiritual rejuvenation, historical discovery, and cultural immersion in one of India's holiest cities.

Discover spiritual serenity with our specially curated Ayodhya Tour Package. Immerse yourself in divine tranquility, explore revered temples, and experience the sacred aura of Lord Rama’s birthplace on this unforgettable pilgrimage.

Ram is close to the consciousness of Hindus.For a practicing Hindu, stepping into Ayodhya is like stepping into the pages of the epic Ramayana. The city’s spiritual environment is charged with devotion and age-old legends, drawing pilgrims year-round to its temples and ghats. With an organized Ayodhya tour package designed by Waytoindia, visitors can navigate Ayodhya’s spiritual landscape with ease – benefiting from a planned and efficient tourp itinerary, knowledgeable guides, and arranged transportation. This means you can focus fully on the spiritual and cultural experience without worrying about logistics of arranging everything.

A typical Ayodhya tour package is often a one to two-day itinerary capturing the city’s highlights. For instance, you might begin your day with sunrise prayers at a temple like Hanuman Garhi, spend the afternoon exploring historic shrines such as Kanak Bhawan or the old palace at Dashrath Mahal, and end the evening by joining the mesmerizing aarti ceremony at the Saryu River. This package however includes an overnight stays so that travellers can also enjoy the early morning serenity of Ayodhya and perhaps visit local bazaars to capture the true essence of Ayodhya Dham. Throughout the journey, the tales of Lord Rama and the rich history of the city are brought to life by guides, making the trip an enlightening pilgrimage as well as a hassle-free vacation.

Key highlights of an Ayodhya tour often include:

• Ram Janmabhoomi Temple (Shri Ram Mandir): A magnificent newly-constructed temple at the birthplace of Lord Rama, showcasing stunning architecture and devotional fervor.

• Hanuman Garhi: An ancient hilltop temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman. Visitors climb a flight of steps to reach this shrine and are rewarded with sweeping views of Ayodhya and its surroundings.

• Kanak Bhawan: A historic palace-turned-temple believed to have been gifted to Sita and Rama by Kaikei. It houses ornate idols of the divine couple and is known for its elegant architecture and peaceful courtyards.A trip to Ayodhya is incomplete without attending the spiritual kirtan at Kanak Bhawan during the evening time.

• Saryu River Ghats: The sacred banks of the Saryu River (particularly at Ram Ki Paidi) where pilgrims take holy dips. In the evenings, the ghats come alive with flickering lamps and the chorus of prayers during the Sandhya Aarti (evening prayer ceremony) – a must-attend spiritual spectacle.

• Additional Sites: Many tours also include stops at places like Sita Ki Rasoi (a small temple modeled as Sita’s kitchen) and various other shrines dotted around the city.Ram Bharat Milap Mandir, Ayodhya Ram Bharat Milap Mandir in Ayodhya commemorates the heartwarming reunion (Milap) of Lord Ram and his beloved younger brother Bharat after Ram’s 14-year exile..

Mythological Significance of Ayodhya

The story of Ayodhya is interwoven with the fabric of Indian mythology and devotion.As shared earlier, Ram is in the consciousness of Hindus and his name is taken with reverence right from birth till dealth. According to the ancient Sanskrit epic Ramayana, Ayodhya was the capital of the prosperous Kosala kingdom and the birthplace of Lord Rama, a Suryavanshi — the seventh avatar of Vishnu and the hero of the Ramayana. The entire city is essentially a stage for the epic’s events: from Rama’s birth and youthful years, his 14-year exile, to his triumphant return with his wife Sita after defeating the demon king Ravana. Legend has it that on Rama’s homecoming, the people of Ayodhya lit countless oil lamps to celebrate – a tradition still carried on every year as Diwali, the festival of lights, across the length and breadth of India.

Ayodhya’s sanctity is further affirmed by its status as one of the Sapta Puri — the seven sacred cities in Hindu belief where attaining a pilgrimage is said to grant moksha or liberation from the cycle of birth and death. For thousands of years it has been an important tirtha (pilgrimage) for Hindus. The medieval saint Goswami Tulsidas extolled Ayodhya’s glory in his version of Ramayana which is famous as Ramcharitmanas, and to this day countless devotees flock here seeking spiritual solace. Notably, the city’s significance transcends just Hinduism – in Jain tradition, Ayodhya is believed to be the birthplace of five Jain Tirthankaras (enlightened teachers of Jain Faith). There are believed to be Rishabhanatha, Abhinandananatha, Ajitanatha and Sumatinatha. This renders Ayodhya an important religious place for Jains too. This rich tapestry of myth and faith makes Ayodhya not just a physical location, but a symbol of divine heritage for millions.

Ayodhya's importance can be gauged from the fact that according to the Samguk Yusa, a 13th-century Korean historical chronicle, the foundation of India-Korea friendship dates back to 48 A.D., originating from Ayodhya, India. It was from Ayodhya, a revered and historically significant city, that Princess Suriratna ("precious gem") traveled to Korea, married King Kim Su-ro, and became Queen Heo Hwang-ok ("yellow jade") of Korea's ancient Gaya Kingdom (42–562 A.D.).