Ayodhya Tour Packages

Why Choose Namaste India for Ayodhya Tour Packages?

The sacred city of Ayodhya has a lot to offer to its tourists, whether it’s the pious Ghats, unique architecture, stunning temples, or vibrant local markets! Travellers just love to see the age-old beauty of this charming city. At Namaste India Trip, we understand traveller’s mindset and therefore curate itineraries that will help you explore Ayodhya, all in a carefree and comfortable way. Our Ayodhya tour packages cover accommodation, meals, transportation, and many other perks! So don’t wait, book your Ayodhya trip today!

Table of Contents

• Explore Popular Ayodhya Tour Packages
• Best Time Go for Ayodhya Trip
• Places to Visit on Ayodhya Trip
• Things to Do on Ayodhya Trip
• How to Reach Ayodhya
• Frequently Asked Questions about Ayodhya Travel Packages

Explore Popular Ayodhya Tour Packages

Tour Packages	Tour Duration	Tour Price
Ayodhya Ram Mandir Tour Package	03 Days / 02 Nights	INR 18,900
Varanasi Allahabad Ayodhya Tour Package	04 Days / 03 Nights	INR 22,900
Varanasi Bodhgaya Chitrakoot Tour Package	07 Days / 06 Nights	INR 24,900
Spiritual Uttar Pradesh Tour Package	07 Days / 06 Nights	INR 32,900
Allahabad Varanasi Puri Tour Package	08 Days / 07 Nights	INR 38,500
Best of Uttar Pradesh Tour Package	13 Days / 12 Nights	INR 32,900
Prayagraj Kumbh with Package Ayodhya and Varanasi	06 Days / 05 Nights	INR 38,500

Best Time Go for Ayodhya Trip

The best time to visit Ayodhya depends mainly on your choice - on what kind of activities, festivals, and weather you’re looking forward to. However, the best season is considered to be from October to March and a majority of tourists opt for their Ayodhya trip package during this time.

Winter (October to March) - Best Season

During winter, the weather is cool and pleasant, lying from 10°C to 25°C. This makes sightseeing and exploring tourist attractions easy and convenient. Moreover, this period also coincides with major festival celebrations like Ram Navami Festival (March/April) and Deepotsav (October/November).

Monsoon (July to September)

The rainfall during this period brings out the lush greenery in Ayodhya. Expect mild temperatures between 25°C to 35°C. Moreover, the place has fewer tourists so you can enjoy the serene atmosphere in peace. Tourists often go for experiencing the Ghats of the Sarayu River during this time period.

Places to Visit on Ayodhya Trip

A sacred city to the core, Ayodhya holds a special place in the hearts of Hindus as this is the birthplace of Lord Rama. Besides relishing the spiritual charm, tourists also enjoy the cultural experiences the city offers. Here are the best places that you must include in your Ayodhya holiday package:

Ram Janmabhoomi Temple

This is hands down the most iconic place in the city of Ayodhya and therefore must be included in your Ayodhya travel package. As the name suggests, this is the place where Lord Rama was born as per the Hindu mythology Ramayana. Tourists especially enjoy the serene and spiritual vibe of the temple in addition to the huge grandeur of the temple. To get peaceful Darshan, avoid crowds by visiting in early mornings or evenings.

Explore Hanuman Garhi

Resting atop a hill, this is a prominent Lord Hanuman temple. Devotees climb the stairs all the way to the top to get the stunning panoramic views from up above. Plus, the architecture of the temple is really a sight to behold.

Kanak Bhawan

This stunning temple is believed to be a wedding gift to Sita given by Kaikeyi. Devotees love how beautiful and intricate the carvings of Lord Rama and Sita are on the temple walls.

Bharat Kund

Located a few kilometres from Ayodhya, this place is believed to be where Bharat performed penance for Lord Rama.

Treta Ke Thakur

This temple is famous as the site where Lord Rama performed the Ashwamedha Yagna. Visiting here during the festivals, like Diwali, is an experience like no other for the temple is decorated beautifully and has a very vibrant atmosphere. One unique thing about this temple is that the idols of Lord Rama, Sita, Lakshman, and Hanuman present here are carved from black sandstone, giving the idols a unique look.

Tulsi Smarak Bhawan

This memorial is dedicated to the poet-saint Tulsidas, the author of Ramcharitmanas. Recitals of Ramayana are regularly performed here, among other spiritual and cultural events.

Ram Katha Museum

This popular museum houses a number of manuscripts, artefacts, and paintings that are related to Ramayana and even Lord Rama himself. The museum, as a whole, takes about 1-2 hours to explore fully during which you can learn a lot about the city’s rich cultural heritage as well.

Things to Do on Ayodhya Trip

Ayodhya is a sacred city associated with Lord Rama and therefore a must-visit for his devotees. While you are enjoying your Ayodhya travel package, make sure you do the following to make the most out of your experience.

Attend Festivals and Celebrations

All the festivals related to Lord Rama take on a new meaning and celebration level in Ayodhya. Festivals like Ram Navami which celebrates the birth of Lord Rama are celebrated with grand processions and other cultural events. In addition, Deepotsav and Diwali is where Ayodhya glows with millions of lamps to commemorate the return of Lord Rama to Ayodhya.

Explore Guptar Ghat

Guptar Ghat holds a special place among all Lord Rama’s devotees as this place is believed to be the site where he left his earthly body in the Sarayu River and left for the heavens. The site is surrounded by beautiful temples and tourists often enjoy the calm ambiance.

Take a Boat Ride on the Sarayu River

When you get tired of watching temples and museums, go to Sarayu’s bank and take a fun boat ride on the Sarayu River. The surrounding views of temples and Ghats are truly breathtaking! The best time to take a boat ride is in the early morning and evening.

Try Local Cuisine

Ayodhya, being a spiritual centre, has a variety of vegetarian dishes to offer that you must try. For example:

• Kachori and Sabzi
• Poori and Aloo Sabzi
• Lassi
• Samosa
• Jalebi
• Pedas
• Ras Malai
• Thandai
• Chaat
• Besan Laddu

Attend Sarayu Aarti at Ram Ki Paidi

Experience the divine atmosphere at the banks of the Sarayu River during the Aarti with recitation of hymns, lamps, and chanting.

Shop for Souvenirs

Local bazaars located near Ghats and temples have everything you would want to buy as a souvenir. From handmade artefacts to traditional sweets, there is a variety of stuff available. Also, Ayodhya being the religious hub, offers a lot in terms of spiritual goods as well. For example, you can purchase religious books, Ramayana scriptures, idols, etc.

How to Reach Ayodhya

The city of Ayodhya is well-connected to other parts of India. Here’s a quick travel guide to the city.

By Air

1. Ayodhya Airport (Shri Ram International Airport):

It’s the primary airport in Ayodhya and is well-connected to major cities like Lucknow and Delhi. It is approximately 8 km away from the city centre.

2. Lucknow Airport (Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport):

This airport is a hub for both domestic and international flights. However, it’s located about 135 km away from the city. You can take a bus or taxi from the airport to reach Ayodhya

By Train

Ayodhya enjoys good rail connectivity with major Indian cities. To make your travel hassle-free, you can book online tickets through the IRCTC website. Here are the major railway stations in and around Ayodhya:

1. Ayodhya Junction (AY):

This station is well-connected to cities like Lucknow, Varanasi, and Delhi. Popular trains that frequent the junction are Vande Bharat Express, Sarayu Express, and Faizabad Express.

2. Faizabad Junction (FD):

It is located around 7 km away from Ayodhya. Nonetheless, it serves as an important railway station in the region.

By Road

Ayodhya has a number of highways and good road connectivity.

National Highways: NH27 and NH330 are very well-connected with Ayodhya.

Buses: There are several regular private and state-run buses that connect Ayodhya with Prayagraj, Varanasi, Lucknow, and many other cities.

Private Taxis: You can also hire private taxis for direct, comfortable travel.

Frequently Asked Questions about Ayodhya Travel Packages

Q1: Is Ayodhya safe for tourists?

Ans. Ayodhya is normally considered safe for tourists. However, it’s always good practice to be cautious and keep your belongings secure. Be respectful of the state’s traditions and be aware of the local guidelines.

Q2: What are some rules for visiting temples during the Ayodhya trip?

Ans. There are a few basic rules everyone in the temple premises must follow, for example:

• Remove your shoes before you enter the temple.
• Avoid taking pictures where it is restricted.
• Maintain silence as much as possible.
• Follow the queue system during busy hours.

Q3: What are the entry fees of the temples?

Ans. There are no entry fees for almost all temples. However, donations are appreciated.

Q4: What is the accommodation scene in Ayodhya?

Ans. Ayodhya has a wide range of accommodations, ranging from Dharamshalas to budget hotels to mid-range hotels. If you are planning for an Ayodhya travel package during peak seasons, advance booking is recommended.

Q5: How many days is enough for the Ayodhya trip?

Ans. Generally, a 2-3 day visit is enough to see all the major tourist hotspots, such as Ram Janmabhoomi Temple, Kanak Bhawan, and Hanuman Garhi.