Khatu Shyamji Tour Package from Ayodhya

Ayodhya to Khatu Shyam Package

Immerse into India’s spiritual bliss by traveling from the birthplace of Lord Rama in Ayodhya to the most revered Khatu Shyamji Temple in Rajasthan. This unique religious tour weaves the tales of velour from the Ramayana with legends of the Mahabharata. From the ancient city of Ayodhya, adorned with magnificent temples and ghats, travelers will experience an authentic tapestry of devotion, culture, and history.

Devotees on reaching Khatu Shyamji are warmly welcomed by the temple’s grandeur and the serene aura of Lord Krishna’s tales. Find solace and spiritual connection with the god amid the rhythmic chants and vibrant atmosphere.

About Khatu Shyamji Temple

The Shekhawati region of Rajasthan is home to the Khatu Shyamji Temple, a monument to dedication and architectural brilliance. It is dedicated to Lord Krishna and resounds with Mahabharata legends. The local deity is called “Shyam” or “Khatu Wale Shyam.” During the “Phalguna Mela,” the temple transforms into a yearly gathering place for believers. The temple provides pilgrims and visitors a visual and spiritual treat because of its beautiful sculptures and spiritual atmosphere.

How to travel from Ayodhya?

• By Air: Ayodhya doesn’t host a commercial airport. The nearest major airport is Lucknow, around 135 km away. Travellers can catch a flight from Lucknow to Jaipur International Airport. Post landing in Jaipur, Khatu Shyamji is about 80 km away and can be reached via taxi or bus.
• By Train: From Ayodhya, one can board a train to Jaipur. Once in Jaipur, take another train journey to Ringas Junction or hire a taxi directly to Khatu Shyamji.
• By Road: The journey from Ayodhya to Khatu Shyamji spans approximately 800 km. Travelers can embark on this route via NH27 and NH48. The trip, though long, offers scenic views of the Indian heartland. Buses and taxis are available for convenience.

Our Rajasthan Holiday Tour Packages allows ample opportunities for cultural immersion, visits to local markets, indulging in regional cuisines, and interactions with traditional artisans. From Ayodhya to Khatu Shyamji, this journey promises a harmonious blend of devotion, discovery, and historical reverence.