Ayodhya Tour Packages

The city of Ayodhya, located on the banks of the Sarayu River in Uttar Pradesh, occupies a significant spiritual and cultural value. It is not just a pilgrimage destination but also the birthplace of Lord Rama, a place of faith, piety and Indian culture. The city combines the mythological history of the city with the contemporary infrastructure that makes it a destination place to visit by tourists all over the world.

Ayodhya tour packages are designed in such a way that they provide you with easy passage of spiritual, culture and architecture. They comprise temple visits, heritage walks, riverfront aarti, and comfortable accommodation, which most packages have. Be it big religious festivals such as Deepotsav or small ghats and old temples, Ayodhya has all the divine beauty and hospitality to offer to its devotees and tourists.

You can enjoy the city with all its temples, cultural events and serene environment whether you are a spiritual traveler or family on a religious trip or a history lover, these tours allow you to enjoy the best of the city.

Popular Tour Packages Included in Ayodhya Tours.

Ayodhya Pilgrimage Tour:  

Ideal for devotees. The package includes the principal temples and holy places, such as Ram Janmabhoomi Temple, Hanuman Garhi, Kanak Bhawan and Dashrath Mahal. It also involves attendance in morning and evening aartis at the Sarayu Ghat.

Ayodhya Family Tour:  

Perfect for families. The tour is a combination of both spiritual and easy traveling and leisure. It provides sightseeing guided tours, family hotels, and brief tours to other sites of interest within the region like Naimisharanya and Faizabad.

Ayodhya Heritage and Culture Tour:  

To people who are interested in mythology and history. This trip is a tour of ancient temples, museums and ghats that provide an insight into the heritage of the Ramayana. One of the places of interest is Tulsi Smarak Bhawan and Ram Katha Park.

Ayodhya Couple and Honeymoon Tour:  

Although the city is more of a spiritual place, couples have the opportunity to take romantic walks along the riverfront, evening aartis, and stay in luxury. Other packages include side-trip to the nearby spiritual cities such as Varanasi or Prayagraj.

Ayodhya Luxury Tour:  

Premium package including accommodation in luxury hotels, personal guided tours and itinerary. It fits international passengers or those who desire to be comfortable with a hint of religion.

Ayodhya Spiritual Circuit Tour: 

This extended pathway includes the holy sites of Uttar Pradesh Ayodhya, Varanasi, Prayagraj and Chitrakoot, which are perfect on the way of pilgrims of the sacred heritage in India.

Places to Visit in Ayodhya

Ram Janmabhoomi Temple:  

The new temple constructed in honor of Lord Rama is one of a symbol of belief and cohesion. Millions of followers visit it annually because of its amazing architecture and spiritual atmosphere.

Hanuman Gadhi: 

One of the hills that cannot be missed is a temple devoted to Lord Hanuman. The pilgrims are convinced that by visiting this place they will see their prayers fulfilled before Ram Janmabhoomi.

Kanak Bhawan:  

Bright temple that was given to goddess Sita by the Queen Kaikeyi. It has golden status of Lord Rama and Sita, the divine love and beauty.

Dashrath Mahal:  

One of the ancient palaces that were thought to have hosted King Dashrath who was the father of Lord Rama. It has magnificent architecture and religious murals, which make it a major attraction.

Nageshwarnath Temple:  

This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and it was constructed by Kush, who was a son of Lord Rama. It is particularly vibrant when there are Shivratri festivals.

Ram Ki Paidi:  

On the Sarayu River, there is a row of beautiful ghats where devotees make holy dips. The aarti in the evening, illuminated with thousands of diyas, is a spellbinding experience.

Treta Ke Thakur Temple:  

It is thought to be the place where Lord Rama had conducted the Ashwamedha Yagna. Ancient idols of Rama, Sita, Lakshman, Bharat and Shatrughna are housed in the temple.

Tulsi Smarak Bhawan:  

This museum is dedicated to the saint-poet Goswami Tulsidas and displays his works, manuscripts and art based on the Ramayana.

Ram Katha Park:  

A cultural park with open air activities in the form of religious talks, Ramleela plays, and devotional music concerts.

Guptar Ghat:  

One of the most scenic peaceful places which are believed to be the point at which Lord Rama took his last journey to heaven. It is perfect in terms of meditation and silent contemplation.

Travel Guide for Ayodhya Tour Packages

Ayodhya is not just about temples, it is about culture, myth, devotion and history. Arrange your trips to the city during festivals or other special occasions in order to feel the rich traditions of the city.

Travel Tips

• Dress Modestly: Modest and conservative clothes are valued particularly when one is in a temple.  
• Footwear: Wear easy removable footwear; most temples insist that you remove your footwear.  
• Local Cuisine: Savor the simple yet tasty vegetarian cuisine in the city like poori-sabzi, kachori, jalebi and peda.  
• Cultural Etiquette: Do not disturb religious rituals and take pictures in the restricted parts of the temple.  
• Safety: Ayodhya is tourist friendly, although reservations made in advance in terms of accommodation and transport, given that the rate of festivals is high.
  

Travel in tour packages is convenient and relaxed and includes sightseeing tours, transportation within the country and help in arranging darshan in major temples.

Best Time to Visit Ayodhya

Winter (October to March):  

Temples and sightseeing are best to do at this time. The Deepotsav festival in Diwali illuminates the city with millions of diyas, which is an experience to remember.

Summer (April to June):  

Temperatures may exceed 40 o C, early morning visits to temples and indoor culture tours are not difficult.

Monsoon (July to September):  

The city seems invigorating with vegetation and a favorable climate, which is perfect for making peaceful pilgrimages and fewer traffic jams.

Best Places to Stay in Ayodhya

• Ramayana Hotel Ayodhya: A luxury hotel with new facilities, large rooms, and close to the major temples.  
• Clarks Inn Express Ayodhya: Comfort, hospitality, and good food, family and couple friendly.  
• Taraji Resort: A peaceful place to stay with the traditional design and modern comfort and is situated near the Sarayu riverfront.  
• Shri Ram Hotel: This hotel is the best place to be when one is on a tight budget and wants to stay in clean and convenient rooms close to Ram Janmabhoomi.  
• The Ramprastha Palace Hotel: A royal experience with a devotional touch.

The Ayodhya tour packages comprise the stay in the centrally located hotels, where easy access to the main attractions of the city is provided.

Best Shopping Places in Ayodhya

Ayodhya is a place that sells a combination of religious souvenirs, handicrafts and traditional sweets.  

• Ram Janmabhoomi Market: Ideal place to find idols, incense and religious artefacts.  
• Naya Ghat Market: Known as a brass and handmade trinkets and local crafts.  
• Faizabad Market: It is a short ride and it has textiles, jewellery and also local delicacies.  
• Hanuman Garhi Bazaar: Famous with religious books, malas (rosaries) and temple offerings.

Deal also with Ayodhya pedas and desi ghee sweets, which is a favorite of pilgrims and tourists.

How to Reach Ayodhya

By Air: The city is now connected to the world through the new Maharishi Valmiki International Airport, Ayodhya Dham, which is directly connected to the major metros such as Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata.  

By Train: The Ayodhya is also well connected by train and has regular trains to Lucknow, Delhi, Varanasi, and Gorakhpur. The key stations are Ayodhya Dham Junction and Faizabad Junction.  

By Road: Ayodhya has excellent connectivity through NH27 and NH330 that connect the city to Lucknow (135km), Varanasi (200km), and Prayagraj (160km). There are state buses and private buses that are readily accessible.  

By Car: Private cabs and taxis are the easiest to travel by local sightseeing and local trips.