Shree Ram Mandir Ayodhya

Shree Ram
 

                        Shree Ram Mandir, Ayodhya 

1About the Destination: Shree Ram Mandir is the most famous  Hindu temple of Lord Ram, constructed in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh, India. Shree Ram Mandir has significant religious and cultural importance for millions of Hindus worldwide.
2StateUttar Pradesh
3DistrictAyodhya
4TehsilAyodhya
5Location/address Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh, India 224123
6HistoryAs it is believed to be the birthplace of Lord Ram. The temple has been a focal point of Hindu-Muslim tensions and legal disputes, culminating in a landmark Supreme Court verdict in 2019 allowing for the construction of a grand temple at the site. The temple’s history dates back centuries, with its construction attributed to various rulers and devotees over time. It holds immense religious and cultural significance for Hindus, especially.
7FeaturesThe temple complex includes various structures, including the main sanctum dedicated to Lord Ram, surrounded by other shrines, courtyards, and prayer halls.
8WeatherSubtropical climate, with hot summers and cool winters. 
9The best time to visitDuring the cooler months from October to March
10Getting around /local transportation facilities Auto-rickshaws, cycle rickshaws, and taxis are available 
11Things to see Visitors can explore the various temples within the complex and witness the grandeur of the architecture
12Opening time 05:00 AM to 10:00 PM
13Tickets Y/NNo
14Child-friendly Y/NYes
15Special person-friendly YNYes
16Things to do Visit other nearby attractions, participate in religious rituals and ceremonies, and explore local markets for souvenirs and religious items
17The things not to doAvoid causing disturbance during prayers and maintain the sanctity of the temple premises
18Excursions 

1)Hanuman Garhi 

2)Kanak Bhawan, and

3) The Choti Chhawni.

19ShoppingVisitors can shop for religious articles, idols, handicrafts and souvenirs from local markets in Ayodhya.
20Key areas The temple complex, Ayodhya city center, and nearby religious sites
21Hotel and restaurant There are many Hotels and restaurants for Indian foods 
22Nightlife Ayodhya is more known for its religious and cultural activities rather than nightlife.
23EventsSpecial events and festivals, such as Ram Navami and Diwali, are celebrated with great fervor in Ayodhya.
24Plan to visit / How to reach Ayodhya?
25By AirThe nearest airport is in Lucknow,  135 Km
26Travel by road  
 Intermediate cities from DelhiNew Delhi – Agra –  Lucknow – Ayodhya (700 Km)
 Intermediate cities from MumbaiMumbai -Ch. Sambhaji nagar- Nagpur – Jabalpur – Prayagraj- Ayodhya (1574 Km)
 Intermediate cities from NagpurNagpur – Jabalpur – Prayagraj- Ayodhya (800 Km)
 Intermediate cities from ChennaiChennai – Hyderabad – Nagpur – Jabalpur – Prayagraj- Ayodhya (1930 Km)
 Intermediate cities from AhmedabadAhmedabad- Udaipur – Bhilwda – Agra – Lucknow – Ayodhya (1383 Km)
 Intermediate cities from KolkataKolkata – Dhanbad – Azamgarh – Sultanpur – Ayodhya (918 Km)
 Intermediate cities from GoaGoa – Kolhapur – Solapur – Nagpur -Jabalpur – Prayagraj- Ayodhya (1931 Km)
28By trainAyodhya Junction is the nearest railway station, well-connected to major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata
29By water Not connected by waterways 
30Availability of Taxi buses private cars and trousers in AyodhyaMainly, Auto Rickshaws, buses, or private cars are available.
31Nearby accommodationthere are many Luxury, Moderate, and Budget accommodations available across Ayodhya.
32Traditional recipes There is all types of Indian cuisines, available  including South Indian, North Indian, and international dishes also available. Some traditional dishes to try include Chole Bhature, Pani Puri, and Litti Chokha
33Website https://www.shriramjanmabhoomi.org 
34ContactNot Available 
35Travel tips for Ayodhya

1) Book your travel and accommodation in Ayodhya  well in advance

2)To maintain cleanliness, discipline, and reverence while visiting the temple 

3) Dress modestly while visiting religious sites.
4)Respect local customs and traditions.
5) Carry sufficient cash as ATMs may not be readily available in all areas.