Ayodhya, located on the banks of the Sarayu River in Uttar Pradesh, India, holds immense religious significance for Hindus as the birthplace of Lord Rama, an avatar of the god Vishnu. The numerous temples, ghats, and other holy sites throughout Ayodhya embody its profound spiritual heritage and remain integral to Hindu worship and devotion.

Planning a one-day tour in Ayodhya can be tricky, with so many places to visit. But, you need not worry as our Ayodhya same-day tour package is designed to cover all important tourist sites without getting tired. At AK Tours & Travels, Ayodhya We carefully plan each stop, giving enough time at every site so that you can fully experience Ayodhya’s rich culture and history.

This thoughtful planning not only improves the sightseeing experience but also keeps you feeling refreshed and energized throughout the journey, making your day tour in Ayodhya memorable and enjoyable.

Places you will Visit in Ayodhya Full-Day Sightseeing Tour

 Let’s take a look at the places that you will see with our Ayodhya full-day sightseeing tour:

Shri Ram Temple: Located at the believed birthplace of Lord Rama, this temple is a major pilgrimage site for Hindus. It is a place of deep devotion and respect for Lord Rama, attracting devotees from all over the world who come to pay homage.

Hanumangarhi: Positioned on a hill, Hanumangarhi is a temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman, known for its stunning views of Ayodhya. It is a sacred site where devotees seek blessings and find spiritual comfort.

Kanak Bhawan: Famous for its colourful paintings and intricate architecture, Kanak Bhawan honours Lord Rama and Goddess Sita. It is well-known for the story of Queen Kaikeyi gifting a golden palace to Sita.

Dashratha Mahal: Believed to be the ancient palace of King Dasharatha, Lord Rama’s father, Dashratha Mahal showcases the majestic architecture of the Kosala kingdom and is an important historical site in Ayodhya.

Suryakund: A sacred pond near the Shri Ram Temple, Suryakund is revered for its cleansing waters. Devotees often bathe here before visiting the temple, believing in its purifying and healing properties.

Guptaar Ghaat: A peaceful spot on the banks of the Sarayu River, Guptaar Ghaat is linked with Lord Rama’s exile and is a place for quiet reflection and meditation away from Ayodhya’s busy atmosphere.

andigram: Associated with Lord Rama’s departure from Ayodhya to start his exile in the forest, Nandigram holds both historical and mythological importance. It marks a significant event in the Ramayana and is revered by devotees.

Ram Ki Paidi: A series of ghats along the Sarayu River, Ram Ki Paidi is where devotees gather for ritual baths and prayers. It is a lively centre during festivals and religious ceremonies, fostering a strong sense of community and devotion.

Nageshwar Nath Temple: Dedicated to Lord Shiva, Nageshwar Nath Temple is an ancient shrine in Ayodhya renowned for its beautiful architecture and spiritual ambience. It attracts devotees seeking blessings and spiritual growth.

Evening Saryu Arti: A moving ritual held on the banks of the Sarayu River in the evenings, Saryu Arti involves offering prayers and lamps to the river. It creates a peaceful atmosphere filled with devotional songs and prayers, leaving a lasting impact on visitors.