Also known as the 'Ram Janm Bhumi' or the birth place of Lord Ram, Ayodhya is a sacred place of pilgrimage and one of the most religious places in Hindu religion. It is one of Hinduism's seven sacred towns.
Ayodhya, however, is a cultural hotspot with a lively environment in addition to being a center of religion. You can witness customs and the intense devotion of followers while exploring the city. It is the birthplace of Lord Ram who is an important deity in Hinduism. He is central character of Ramayana, an ancient Indian epic.
Other than Rama, Ayodhya is also the birthplace of some of the important gurus of the Jain religion. Historically, Ayodhya was known as Saketa which was the capital of Ikshvaku kings.
There are various places that one can visit in Ayodhya out of which, Ram Janambhoomi is the most important. The recently built Ram mandir is one of the major tourist attractions. The temple's elegant design skillfully fuses traditional and modern features, reflecting the diversity of Indian culture. The imposing sanctum sanctorum, tall spires, and detailed carvings create an atmosphere of awe.
Other significant places of Ayodhya are Hanuman Gari, Kanak Bhawan, Ramkot and Nageshwar Nath Temple. Ram Ki Paidi is the latest addition to the tourist spots of the city. It is a series of ghats on the bank of river Saryu, where tourists can take bath in the holy waters of the river.
