:this list of Places to visit in Ayodhya in 1 day
1. Ram Janmabhoomi Temple
– The final resting place of Lord Rama, this sacred site is one of the most visited temples in Ayodhya
– The under construction Ram Mandir promises to be a architectural grandeur made entirely of stone with 3 floors and multiple temples
– Other temples nearby include Hanumangarhi, Kanak Bhawan and major ashrams
2. Hanuman Garhi
– One of the most famous Hanuman temples in North India, this historic site contains imposing 70+ ft tall statue of Hanuman
– Set on a massive fort-like structure, with stunning views from the top
– Getting to the top involves climbing over 100 stairs
3. Kanak Bhawan Temple
– Dedicated to Sita, with idols of Sita, Ram and his brothers inside
– Intricate wall carvings depicting full Ramayana story
– Nearby shops sell prasad, offerings and religious handicraft items
4. Nageshwarnath Temple
– One of the oldest Shiva temples in Ayodhya, cited in ancient scriptures
– Contains a 25 metre high statue believed to be swayambhu (self manifest)
– Reference site to pray to lord Shiva for devout pilgrims
5. Tulsi Smarak Bhawan
– Museum and memorial dedicated to Goswami Tulsidas, author of the Ramcharitmanas
– Displays his original manuscript as well as belongings
– Shows models displaying sequences from Ramayana
short list of Places to visit in Ayodhya in 1 day
Location | Description | Timings | Entry Fee | Additional Info |
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Ram Janmabhoomi | Final resting place of Lord Ram; site for under-construction Ram Mandir | Open everyday 6am – 12pm, 3pm – 9pm | Free | Temple town planned over 67 acres at ₹1000 cr budget |
Hanuman Garhi | 76 ft statue of Hanuman, historic temple complex with fort-like features | Open everyday 5am – 10pm | Free | Over 100 stairs to climb, scenic views from top |
Kanak Bhawan | Temple dedicated to Sita with carvings depicting Ramayana | Open everyday 5am – 12pm, 4pm – 9pm | Free | Nearby market sells religious handicrafts |
Nageshwarnath Temple | Ancient Shiva temple with 25m statue | Open everyday 5am – 12pm, 4pm – 9pm | Free | Cited in Hindu scriptures as one of oldest temples |
Tulsi Smarak Bhawan | Museum displaying epic Ramayana scenes | Tuesday – Sunday 10am – 5pm | ₹5 per person | Shows original Ramcharitmanas manuscript |