Your spiritual sojourn starts as you arrive at Lucknow. One of our representatives will greet you and ensure that your journey to Ayodhya is outstanding. The representative will ensure a hassle-free transfer to Ayodhya, which is considered to be Lord Rama's birthplace. Once you reach Ayodhya, you'll be transferred to your pre-arranged hotel. You'll check in to your hotel and have a delightful stay. Relax and rejuvenate yourself for a while before embarking on the spiritual journey that lies ahead.
Once you feel refreshed, you'll embark on a memorable sightseeing tour of the most popular attractions of Ayodhya that hold great relevance in Ramayana. The first destination that you'll cover during the tour will be the Hanuman Garhi temple. The temple is situated atop a hillock and is dedicated to Lord Hanuman. From the temple, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the divine destinations of Ayodhya. Once inside the temple, seek the blessings of God and end your quest for spiritual enlightenment.
The next destination that we will cover will be the Swarg Dwar. This place has been mentioned many times in the Ramayana narrative. It is considered to be the place where Lord Rama returned to heaven after completing his responsibilities on Earth. You'll then visit Treta Ke Thakur, where Lord Rama is believed to be born. It is a very popular spiritual destination, and people from all around the world come here to pay homage to the divine birth of Lord Rama.
If there is some time left, you will have the choice to visit other spiritual sites dedicated to Lord Rama. When you visit these temples, you'll stay in awe seeing their architectural beauty and fall in love with their blissful ambiance.
After a day of spiritual enlightenment, you will return to your hotel and have a lip-smacking dinner. Have an overnight stay at your hotel and reflect upon the memories that you created during the day.
The Trail Tale: The spiritual trip mirrors the path Lord Rama took with his brother Lakshman and wife Maa Sita, leading them to the river Ganga. Nishadraj Guha ferried Lord Rama, Lakshman, and Maa Sita to the southern bank of the Ganga River.
Optional: In Ayodhya, you can visit other temples dedicated to Lord Rama, but you will have to pay extra charges.