Places to Visit in Ayodhya

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Explore the places that shape a visit to Ayodhya. Open an attraction for timings, fees, location and detailed travel information.

The grand Ram Mandir, built at the place revered as the birthplace of Lord Ram, and the reason most pilgrims come to Ayodhya.

A fort-like hilltop temple of Lord Hanuman, reached by 76 steps, where pilgrims traditionally stop before the Ram Mandir.

The ‘Golden Palace’ of Sita and Ram, a temple believed to be Kaikeyi's wedding gift to Sita, known for its crowned golden idols.

A temple complex on the site revered as King Dasharatha's palace, where Lord Ram spent his childhood; also called Bada Asthan.

Ayodhya's main riverfront ghats on the Saryu, known for the holy dip, the evening aarti and the world-record lamps of Deepotsav.

An ancient Shiva temple at Ram ki Paidi, believed to have been founded by Kush, the son of Lord Ram.

A Ram temple near Naya Ghat on the site of Lord Ram's Ashwamedha Yagna, opened to devotees only one day a year.

A quiet, green ghat on the Saryu near Ayodhya Cantt, where Lord Ram is believed to have taken jal samadhi.

The rose-garden tomb of Nawab Shuja-ud-Daula in Faizabad, a monument of national importance set in a charbagh with fountains.

The white-marble tomb of Bahu Begum, queen of Nawab Shuja-ud-Daula, one of the tallest monuments in Faizabad.