Ayodhya is an extremely important religious place in India with many historical temples and peaceful ghat’s to visit.
You will be able to visit some of the most important temples, get the most out of your spiritual journey and also plan your trip carefully.
Best Temples in Ayodhya – Day One
1. Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir
Start your pilgrimage by visiting this extremely important place to religious people.
Check for any new guidelines.
2. Hanuman Garhi
Visit this famous temple to Lord Hanuman. Religious people will visit here.
Be patient in the queue and when climbing the stairs.
3. Kanak Bhawan
This beautiful temple is connected to Lord Ram and Goddes Sita. It is a very popular place to visit due to its spiritual significance, beautiful architecture and peaceful environment.
Spend some time here to pray and enjoy the traditional beauty.
4. Dashrath Mahal
Another popular religious spot. The temple is connected to King Dashrath and Lord Ram. It is a beautiful building with a colourful entrance and beautiful spiritual vibe.
5. Ram Ki Paidi
As the sun is starting to set, visit this beautiful ghat area. This is picture perfect in the evening and religious people will come to pray.
If you can try to attend the Saryu Aarti.
Best Cultural Sites/Ghats – Day Two
1. Saryu River Prayers
Visit the Saryu River for your second day. This is a very important religious spot. In the morning there is a beautiful peaceful environment.
Follow any local guidelines.
2. Nageshwarnath Temple
One of the famous Shiva temples in Ayodhya. A great place to visit another important religious spot.
Depending on opening times and local transport.
3. Treta Ke Thakur
This temple is connected to Lord Ram and the traditions behind the Ramayana. If it is open to visitors then you can fit this in.
Check the opening times to see if it is open on certain days.
4. Local Markets
There are lots of local markets in Ayodhya. You can buy religious gifts, books, traditional items, prasad and gifts for family and friends.
Make sure you leave some time to relax for lunch and visit your final temple/ghat.
Where to Stay in Ayodhya for 2 Days
Staying somewhere comfortable can make your pilgrimage easier. Choose somewhere that:
Has a great location for visiting your sites.
Has beautiful and clean rooms with everything you need and a relaxing vibe.
Local transport and parking if you are driving.
Book in advance at busy times.
The Ramayana Hotel, Ayodhya may be a good option. Make sure to check where it is now, how long it will take to get to the temples, what facilities they have and how much the rooms cost.
Best Time to Visit Ayodhya
Ayodhya can be visited any time of year. Many people visit during the cooler months (Oct-Mar). There are festivals throughout the year (Ram Navami, Diwali) which can create a beautiful spiritual vibe but can be busy, expensive to stay and there may be traffic restrictions.
Check the weather, festivals, temple opening times and local transport.
Tips to Have a Relaxing Pilgrimage in Ayodhya
Group your temples.
Visit early in the day to get the most out of your 2 days.
Wear comfortable and respectful clothing and footwear.
Bring a bottle of water and essentials.
Follow any guidelines and security.
Allow extra time for queues, traffic and walking.
Make sure you have booked somewhere to stay.
Conclusion
Having a 2 day spiritual pilgrimage in Ayodhya is a great way to visit some amazing temples, learn about the religious culture and enjoy the peaceful vibes around the Saryu River. Make sure to plan your visit, check the temple opening times and find a great place to stay.
Have a comfortable and memorable visit to Ayodhya by making the most of your planning. Check what accommodation is available at The Ramayana Hotel, Ayodhya.