The Ayodhya city tour is the best way to explore its history and spirituality. Highlights of this tour include Hanuman Garhi, an ancient 10th-century temple dedicated to the Hindu God, Hanuman.
It is one of the most important temples in Ayodhya, as it is customary to visit Hanuman Garhi before visiting the Ram Janmabhoomi Temple. It is believed that Lord Hanuman lived at the temple site guarding Ayodhya.
The next stop is the revered Ram Janmabhoomi Temple, an architectural marvel with profound spiritual significance.
Another highlight is Kanak Bhawan. Constructed in 1891, this temple is also known as Sone-ka-Ghar. It is a holy site dedicated to the Hindu deity Lord Rama and his wife, Goddess Sita.
The tour ends with a stroll along the tranquil Sarayu River ghats, where you can take part in a soul- soothing aarti ceremony.
DURATION
• Full Day - 8 hours, including lunch break
PLACES COVERED
• Hanuman Garhi
• Ram Janmabhoomi Temple
• Kanak Bhawan
• Dashrath Mahal
DURATION
• Half Day - 4 Hours
PLACES COVERED
• Nageshwar Temple
• Kale Ram Temple
• Ghat Walk at Ram Ki Paidi
• Sarayu Aarti
Please Note: Half Day City Tour covers Hanuman Garhi, Ram Janmabhoomi Temple, Kanak Bhawan and Sarayu River Ghat.
SUNRISE SAIL
Experience the magic of Ayodhya at dawn, with a captivating sunrise boat ride along the serene Sarayu Ghat. An ideal way to start your day, soak in the spiritual charm of the city.
DURATION
2 Hours
AARTI CEREMONY
As twilight descends, Swarg Dwar Ghat comes alive with rhythmic chants and devotional fervor. Witness the enchanting evening Aarti Ceremony here, one of the most profound spiritual experiences in Ayodhya.
Get there early to walk around the ghats with our knowledgeable tour guide, and immerse yourself in age-old traditions.
DURATION
2 Hours
JATAYU BOAT CRUISE
Elevate your Ayodhya experience by going on the city’s first ever cruise – the Jatayu Cruises. Named after the mythical bird that tried to save Sita, this fully air-conditioned cruise sails along the Sarayu River, offering a unique perspective of the city’s sacred sites and ancient temples.
Enjoy the gentle waters and a touch of ancient lore on this memorable journey.
DURATION
2 Hours (Sail Time - 1 Hour)
AYODHYA HERITAGE WALK
The best way to explore any city is on foot. Embark on an Ayodhya Heritage Walk to stroll along sacred ghats and temples. Our
knowledgeable local guide will regale you with interesting tales from Ayodhya’s rich history.
DURATION
90 Mins
SOUND AND LIGHT SHOW
As day turns to night, the historic site of Surya Kund comes to life with vivid illuminations and narrations. Through this spectacle, you’ll witness the rich heritage of Ayodhya, reliving its legendary tales in a mesmerizing audiovisual display.
TIMINGS
7:30 to 8:00 pm
LANGUAGE
Hindi
GUPTAR GHAT
Around 10 kms from Ayodhya lies Guptar Ghat. It holds a mystical aura as the place where Lord Rama took his last earthly bath, a “jal samadhi,” before returning to Vaikuntha, the divine abode.
Legend has it that during his exile, Lord Rama sought solace in a cave hidden near the Guptar Ghat. Now known as the Gupta Rameshwara, the cave has become one of the most revered sites at the ghat, attracting pilgrims and history buffs alike.
Guests can also enjoy activities like water scooter and speed boat ride.
EXCURSION TO CHHAPAIYA
A day trip to Chhapaiya, the place where Shree Swaminarayan was born makes for a great excursion from Ayodhya. The grand Swaminarayan Temple is very popular with devotees. Adjacent to it is the scenic Makhauda Dam.
This harmonious combination of spirituality and nature makes Chhapaiya a delightful destination for travelers.
DISTANCE FROM AYODHYA
40 kms
EXCURSION TO LUCKNOW
Lucknow, the ‘City of Nawabs’ is a vibrant blend of heritage and modernity. Explore its grand architectural marvels like the Bara Imambara and Chota Imambara, savor the delectable Awadhi cuisine, and witness the city’s cultural richness through its festivals and traditions.
DISTANCE FROM AYODHYA
135 kms
EXCURSION TO NAIMISHARANYA
Believed to be the holiest pilgrimage site where most Hindu deities reside, this lush forest marks the spot where Lord Brahma’s chakra fell, which resulted in the creation of a body of water, Chakratirth.
Today, holy spots like the Dashashwamedha Ghat, Hanuman Garhi, Dadichi Kund, Pandav Kila, and Vyas Gaddi dot the Chakratirth.
DISTANCE FROM AYODHYA
220 kms
