Ayodhya Sightseeing Tour

Discover the enchanting city of Ayodhya and embark on a soul-soothing journey through its rich tapestry of history and spirituality. We unveil the most captivating attractions to visit in one day on your Ayodhya sightseeing tour.
 
Morning holy dip in Saryu at Naya Ghat
The sacred Naya Ghat early in the morning to take a religious dip in the Sarayu River. Wash away your sins and cleanse yourself at the holy ghat. It is a tranquil place ideal for meditation and relaxation. Enjoy the quiet setting and feel the soothing breeze. Enjoy a motorboat ride in the river beside the canal.
 
Hanuman Garhi
A renowned temple in Ayodhya that is mainly dedicated to Lord Hanuman is Hanuman Garhi. The temple was built on a hilltop in the 10th century. Before visiting the Ram temple, it is customary to visit the holy shrine. A 76-stair pathway leads to the entrance of the cave temple. The 6-inch-tall Hanuman idol looks spectacular amid beautiful surroundings. The vibrant festivals of Ram Navami and Hanuman Jayanti are celebrated with much enthusiasm.
 
Ram Janmabhoomi Temple
The main attraction of the Ayodhya sightseeing trip is The birthplace of Lord Rama, also called the Ram Janmabhoomi Tirth Kshetra. It holds a significant place in the hearts of Hindu devotees. For centuries, this site had been a matter of contention between Hindus and Muslims after a long legal battle and the verdict of the Supreme Court of India.
 
Kanak Bhawan
Kanak Bhawan is also known as Sone ka Ghar and is northeast of Ram Janmabhoomi. The walls of the beautiful palace-like structure are adorned with beautiful paintings depicting scenes from Ramayana. Vikramaditya and Vrish Bhanu Kunwari are credited for revamping and rebuilding it. It has mesmerizing idols of Lord Rama and Goddess Sita, wearing golden crowns. The intricate carvings, beautiful paintings, and golden structure make it a must-visit for tourists and devotees alike.
 
Ram ki Paidi
A series of ghats on the Sarayu Riverbank, Ram ki Paidi is a meticulously planned bathing ghat that has an impressive heritage layout. Legend has it that Lord Rama bathed here. It is believed that taking a dip here washes away all sins. You can visit it in the evening for a spectacular sunset and Sarayu aarti. The landscape looks stunning in the floodlit night.
 
Nageshvarnath Temple
Nageshwarnath Temple is an ancient Shiva temple thought to have been built by Kush, the son of Lord Rama. Naval Rai, a minister of Safdar Jung, built the current building in 1750. It is believed that this temple was how Vikramaditya found Ayodhya. The principal divinity of the temple is a lingam that manifests itself. Within the innermost chamber of this Shiva temple, one of India’s twelve Jyotirlingas is visible.