Ayodhya Tour Package from Delhi

Delhi to Ayodhya tour Itinerary for 2 Days 3 Nights

Day 1 of Delhi to Ayodhya Journey

• Start early. Very early if possible.
• Because if you get late, the long-distance spiritual trip loses its charm.
• If you’re traveling by road, leaving around 5 PM works best.

The roads are empty on that time and the travel become less stressful, and you avoid unnecessary delays.

Reach Ayodhya by morning or afternoon depending on your travel mode. Now here is something important many people ignore is rushing towards the mandir.

Day 2 Ram Mandir Darshan & Local Exploration :-

Don’t rush immediately into temple visits after arriving. Freshen up first & Eat properly & Rest a little. The reason being, mornings in Ayodhya are significantly better for temple visits. Less crowd & Less heat & Lesser chaos. Eased darshan because even the pujari is in good mood. We will Start:-

1. Our guide will drop you at the outskirts of Ram Mandir, from where you can buy flowers and Prasad and incense sticks etc. The temple is huge and you will need maximum time here for admiring the minute carving and other attractions. Many tourists want to witness different Aartis and are willing to stay back and occupy the closest positions.
2. Our guide will show the nearest and best hotels for lunch, as per taste and preferences. You can spend an hour for lunch and some leisure time. Then we proceed to the next spot. If you wish to spend this entire day here, as it is the main attraction, please feel free to tell our guide. We will adjust the itinerary accordingly.
3. The Hanuman Garhi Temple is the next tourist stop. It is said, visit to Lord Hanuman is a must after visiting the Ram Temple. It is situated on a hilltop and has a stairway having 76 steps, leading to the entrance. This temple has a cave adorned with statues of Lord Hanuman and his mother Anjani Mata. You can rest for a few minutes and observe the enchanting view of Ayodhya from this hilltop.
4. Now we will proceed to Saryu Ghat and experience the serene atmosphere. It is believed Lord Rama took Jal Samadhi. There are 14 Ghats namely, Guptar, Kaikeyi, Kaushalya, Paap Mochan, Lakshman, Sahastradhara, Rinmochan, Shivala, Jatai, Ahilyabai, Dhaurahara, Janaki and Naya Ghat respectively.
5. Situated along the Naya Ghat is the Treta Ke Thakur Temple, famous for statues of Lord Rama, Goddess Sita, Lakshman, Lord Hanuman, Bharat and Sugreev from a single black sandstone.

Then visit nearby areas calmly in the evening.

Ayodhya at night feels surprisingly beautiful now. The lighting around temple areas, the devotional atmosphere, the riverfront surroundings and everything feels calmer after daytime crowds reduce.

Stay overnight.

This plan of travel of overnight stay changes the entire experience.

Day 3 Ayodhya Local Exploration:-

Wake up early. Very early. Have a bath. Now you can proceed for the darshan and other tourist spots of interest.

1. The next leg of Ayodhya 3 day trip begins. After breakfast, we take you to the next stop, which is, Kanak Bhawan. It is also known as Sone Ka Ghar, dedicated to Lord Rama and Goddess Sita.
2. Next we visit Nageshwarnath Temple, believed to have been set up by Kush, Lord Rama’s son. It is very beautiful from the inside.
3. Now we move on to Gulab Bari or garden of roses, built by Shuja-Ud-Daula, the third Nawab of Faizabad. The view is mesmerizing.
4. Now we proceed to view Choti Chawni, also known as Valmiki Bhawan or Maniramdas Chawni. It is carved out of white marble and is a piece of beauty to watch and adore.
5. The next place we will visit is Sita Ki Rasoi, situated in basement. It is believed Goddess Sita used it for cooking, and now exhibits some vessels from olden times. It is now converted to a temple. Time for lunch as we know the word Rasoi reminds you of hunger. We have kept 1 hour for this important part.
6. Tulsi Smarak Bhawan is the next spot on your tour, where Goswami Tulsidas composed Ramcharitmanas. It houses a massive library of rich literature.
7. Lata Mangeshkar Chowk is an artfully decorated structure dedicated to India’s Melody Queen. This is a treat to watch.
8. Ram Katha Park is our next stop, which is famous for religious lectures and recitals especially at festivals. A brief visit will do justice.
9. We will visit another Rasoi, called Ram Rasoi at Amawa Ram Mandir, which provides free food to every visitor coming here.
10. Now we visit the Bahu Begum Ka Maqbara, which is the tallest structure in Ayodhya. It is the tomb of Begum Unmatuzzohra Bano, also known as Bahu Begum. Constructed in 1816 to match the splendor of Taj Mahal and is fondly called as Taj Mahal of the East as its architectural style is stunning to say the least.
11. Badi Devkali Devi Temple is a must visit for its spiritual ambience and stunning architecture.
12. Moti Mahal is also known for spectacular architecture and carvings and attracts huge crowds.
13. Raja Mandir is the last stop on this tour and boasts of royal architecture and spiritual ambience. Make sure to observe the various paintings and sculptures that are admired by all.
14. Shri Vaidehi Vallabh Kunj is a beautiful and serene spiritual spot in Ayodhya, where you can experience immense divine energy.

Whenever you plan to visit Ayodhya, take it slowly to all of the tourist spots and never hurry. Slow down a little.

• Sit near the ghats for some time.
• Walk through smaller lanes.
• Observe the atmosphere.

That is where the real experience begins. Do some deep introspection.

After Dinner, begin your return journey toward Delhi at 3rd night.

This journey will be much, much better when compared to a rushed single day Delhi to Ayodhya tour.