Ayodhya is a religious place for Hindus and in a focal point of the province of Uttar Pradesh, in the northern district of India.

It is one of the seven holiest urban areas of India.

Ayodhya is the origin of Lord Ram, who is an essential divinity in the Hindu pantheon to be more precise and clear.

It is also located in the strategic place on the south bank of river Saryu.

To fulfilled tourist’s satisfaction, Ayodhya tour has been the best choice to give them a clear picture by learning a few new things, journey and entertaining.

Other than that, for the sightseeing in Ayodhya, it is a money saving as many places are no entry charges no time restriction to be in historical places.

Therefore, tourist can save up a lot from there and spend for some other valuable things.

Ayodhya travel guides which are approved by the state of government of India of trustworthy and secured 24 hours as it is valid in tourist office or department.

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Top Attractions In Ayodhya

Moti Mahal

Moti Mahal, which is also called Pearl Palace, was the home of Shuja-Ud-Daula’s wife, Bahu Begum, who wedded the Nawab in 1743.

Mughal design is the creation of the architecture of the palace as it resembles the importance of beloved wife in his life.

It is situated a couple of kilometers from Ayodhya in Faizabad.

Famous for:

• Bahu Begum’s mausoleum.
• Extraordinary and customized architecture designs by pearls.

Visiting hours:

• Weekdays: 12 pm to 11 pm.
• Saturday: 5.30pm to 11pm.
• Sunday: Closed.

Duration of visits:

• 2-3 hours of quality time to know well about the palace.

Tickets:

• Free.

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Kanak Bhavan

Vrishbhanu Kumari, the Queen of Tikamgarh (Madhya Pradesh built the magnificently decorated sanctuary) in 1891.

Kanak Bhavan is also called as Sone-ka-Mandir.

The primary sanctuary encompasses an open internal zone which houses the hallowed monument of Ramada.

The lovely symbols of Goddess Sita together with Lord Ram and his three siblings and wearing gold crowns, the main highlight of the temple.

Famous for:     

• Adorned with gold decorations for the statutes.

Visiting hours:

• Open 7 days a week.

• During summers :

8am-11.30am.

11.30am – for Aarti before closing the temple.

7pm-9.30pm.

• During winters:

9am-12 noon

12 noon- for Aarti before closing the temple.

6.30pm-9pm.

Duration of visits:

• 1-2 hours depending on the crowd, during peak seasons.

Tickets:

• Free.

Hanuman Garhi

One of the must-visit temples of Ayodhya.

At the hill and woods around for a beautiful and windy environment and welcoming by a voyage of 76 steps.

One of the most heretical parts is the legend that Hanuman lived here in a cave in and protected the Ramkot which is also another place in Ayodhya.

The present sanctuary was worked amidst the tenth century.

As a fiddle of a four-sided way with round bastions at each corner and this can be seen and designed in every house.

Hanuman’s image has it resembles in every house and that is the reason why it is the most well-known holy place in Ayodhya.

Famous for:

• Perfect view to admire the beauty of Nainital.

Visiting hours:

• Every day from 6 am to 6 pm.

Duration of visits:

• Approximately 1-2 hours depending on the crowd especially during peak seasons (March to June).

Tickets:

• Free of charge.

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Ramkot

It remains on a hoisted ground in the western piece of the city which is the central place of adoration and heritage stronghold in Ayodhya.

This holy place attracts in devotees from all over in India and abroad, on Ram Navami, the day in which the Lord is introduced to the world for the first time.

Moreover, this celebration is praised with awesome pageantry and show in the Hindu month of Chaitra in the midst of March to April.

Famous for:

• The classical place located in a hillock in Ayodhya city.

Visiting hours:

• Every day from the time of 6 in the morning until 6 in the evening.

Duration of visits:

• Normally 1-2 hours.

Tickets:

• Free of charge.

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Treta -ke -Thakur

One of the ancient temple in Ayodhya. The Treta- ke -Thakur Temple is situated at the Naya Ghat of Ayodhya city in the Faizabad locale of Uttar Pradesh.

An interesting fact is it is devoted to Lord Rama, who is known as ‘Treta- ke- Thakur’ and revered as a manifestation of Lord Vishnu.

It is trusted that this sanctuary has been worked over where Lord Rama had played out the Ashvamedha Yajna.

   Famous for:

• Special Pooja will conduct on this prosperous day.

Visiting hours:

• Once a year (11th day of Shukla Paksha in Kartik month) on Ekadashi.

Duration of visits:

• 2 hours or less, as the temple is filled with the crowds all over the world.

Tickets:

• Free of charge.

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Mausoleum of Bahu Begum

It was created by Nawab Shuja-Ud-Daulah in memory of his adoring spouse creating one of the best structures of its kind in Avadh.

The Nawab developed the Maqbara after the passing of his better half Bahu Begum in 1816.

Moreover, the tomb was made with white marble is an endeavor to replicate the renowned landmark of affection, Taj Mahal.

Famous for:

• Imaginative architectural.
• The marbles which designed over 200 years still sparks and shines like new as the quality of eternality.
• Tomb of Bahu Begum.

Visiting hours:

• 7 days a week including public holidays from 7 am to 4 pm.

Duration of visits:

• Approximately an hour or less.

Tickets:

• Free of charge.

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Gulab Bari

In Ayodhya Gulab Bari, the rose garden is a standout among the loveliest gardens around the local area in Ayodhya.

The complex houses tomb of Shuja-Ud-Daulah, the third Nawab of Awadh, alongside his folks as sprawling over a huge lavish green region Other than that, the mausoleum has a gigantic dome and is encompassed by a divider.

It has two major passages to enter the complex.

One will be astonished by the varieties of wonderful roses planted in the garden as it landscaped in the 18th century.

Famous for:

• Mausoleum of Nawab Shuja-Ud-Daulah
• Variety of Roses in the garden.

Visiting hours:

• 7 days a week including public holidays from 4 am to 7 pm.

Duration of visits:

• An hour.

Tickets:

• Free of charge.

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Guptar Ghat

The hallowed Ghat on the bank of River Saryu is accepted to be when Lord Rama took Jal Samathi.

It involves a progression of fine well-preserved Ghat worked by Raja Darshan Singh in the main portion of the 19^th century.

Few temples like Narasingh temple, Sita-Ram temple are on the highest point of the Ghats.

Famous for:

• Watch the clear sunrise and sunset while enhancing the fresh air of the holy Ghagra River.

Visiting hours:

• 6 am to 9 pm, all days in a week.

Duration of visits:

• Half an hour to an hour depending on the crowds especially tourists.

Tickets:

• Free of charge.

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Faizabad Museum

It is located in Guptar Park which closes located to the Guptar Ghat (well-known site in Faizabad).

Lord Rama is said to have vanished inside the sanctuary which remains in the focal point of the recreation center as indicated by a prevalent view.

Famous for:

• Few extraordinary historical settings that are rare to the eye of the tourists and gain knowledge which they had never heard about in their places.

Visiting hours:

• Opens Monday to Saturday.
• 10am until 4pm.

Duration of visits:

• Normally 2 to 3 hours if a tourist wants to acquire more about the assets in the museum.

Tickets:

• Free of charge.

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