One of the ancient cities of India, Ayodhya is included in Ayodhya, Mathura, Maya (Haridwar), Kashi, Kanchi, Avantika (Ujjayini) and Dwarka in holy mythology in Hindu mythological history. Ayodhya has been described as the city of God in Atharvaveda and its richness has been compared to heaven. There are many great warriors, Rishi-Muni and Avatari men in Ayodhya. Lord Rama too was born here too. According to Jainism, there were 5 Tirthankars, including Adinath, born here. Ayodhya is calculated on the first place in ancient Saptapuri of India. According to the Jain tradition, 22 of the 24 Tirthankaras were of Ikshvaku dynasty. Even the first of these 24 Tirthankaras are Ayodhya, the birthplace of four other pilgrims along with the Tirthankara Adinath (Rishabhdev ji). According to Buddhist beliefs, Buddha had lived in Ayodhya or Saket for 16 years.
Ayodhya tourism in religion :
The city of Ayodhya is very special for Hinduism but besides this, the relics of Buddhism, Jainism and Islam are also found here. It is believed that five Tirthankaras of Jainism were born in Ayodhya, the birth of Rishabh, the first Tirthankar was also here. Here we are going to tell you some other interesting facts about Ayodhya tourism. In 1527, the Mughal emperor had built a mosque here, it is believed that Lord Rama was born right there. There has been a dispute about this for a long time, but the devotion of devotees of both religions is linked to Ayodhya.
Ramghat in Chitrakoot :
Many religious activities continue in Ramghat on the banks of Ramghat Mandakini river. Sage-saints, wearing garruya cloth in the valley, feel very good to see Bhajan and Kirtan. In the evening, the aarti here brings a lot of comfort to the mind.
Tourist places in and around Ayodhya :
Ayodhya is one of the most sacred cities for Hindus. Coming in Ayodhya brings inner peace to the mind. There are also many notable temples in which there is Nageshwaranath Temple which was built by Kush, son of Lord Rama and Chakra is Hari Vishnu Temple. The Tulsi Memorial Building here has also been built by the government in memory of Tulsidas. It should be known that Tulsidas ji wrote to the Ramayana only. Ram's birth place is there where the Babri Masjid was demolished in 1992. Here is the statue of Lord Rama and Mata Sita in the Kanak Bhawan, which is crowned with gold. After that, there is a Hanuman citadel, it is a large structural site where in each corner there is a four-sided castle with a circular stronghold. The Dasharath Bhawan, located here, is connected to King Dasharath. Treta - K - Thakur is the place where Lord Shree had given Ashwamedh Yagya here. The Sita Kitchen is located near the Ram Janmabhoomi Temple. It is believed that mother Sita cooked the food for the first time after marriage. There is also the Ram Parbari located on the banks of Saru river where there is a fountain for bathing. Apart from this, there is also the Mani mountain which was once the Buddhist monastery but later became a Hindu temple. From here you can enjoy the magnificent views of the city.
Weather :
The best time to travel in Ayodhya is from November to March. By the way, the weather is quite hot and dry in other rounds of the year. However, Ayodhya is a famous religious place where devotees come and visit every day of the year.
How to reach :
Ayodhya is well connected by air, air and road.