Varshik Shradh (Parvan Shradh) In Ayodhya
Atlaxman mandir near saryu river ayodhya
The annual Parvan (Varshik) Shradh in Ayodhya near the Saryu, with six pindas and Vedic mantras for departed ancestors.
At Saryu Ghat

The evening Saryu Aarti at Saryu Ghat near Ram ki Paidi, Ayodhya.
The Saryu Aarti is held every day at Saryu Ghat near Ram ki Paidi in Ayodhya, and many consider it central to a visit to the city. It includes fire rituals, chanting and lamps set afloat on the river. Vedic mantras and incense fill the air, and devotees often join in calling out "Jai Shree Ram". Booking ahead helps visitors avoid the last-minute rush, especially on festivals and weekends. You can book it through MargKGB.
Devotees believe that witnessing the aarti washes away sins and purifies the soul. The chanting and rhythmic bells are said to calm the mind and ease stress. It is seen as a direct way to honour Lord Ram at his birthplace. It stands for the triumph of light, meaning knowledge, over darkness.
It takes place every evening at Saryu Ghat: winter timing is roughly 6:00 to 7:00 PM, and summer timing roughly 7:00 to 8:00 PM.
The light and laser show, mainly at Ram ki Paidi, is usually held each evening from about 6:30 to 7:30 PM. The exact timing shifts with season and crowd.
You can book it online through MargKGB.
Atlaxman mandir near saryu river ayodhya
The annual Parvan (Varshik) Shradh in Ayodhya near the Saryu, with six pindas and Vedic mantras for departed ancestors.
At Kale Ram Temple
Ramarchan puja at Kale Ram Temple, Ayodhya, worshipping Lord Ram, his family and Lord Hanuman.
At Sautha Laxmi Temple.
Teerth Shradh at Sautha Laxmi Temple, Ayodhya, to honour ancestors.
At Ayodhya city Nageshwar Nath Temple
Rudrabhishek of Lord Shiva at Nageshwar Nath Temple, Ayodhya.
At Kale Ram Temple
Recitation of the Ram Raksha Stotra at Kale Ram Temple, Ayodhya.
At ayodhya City
A symbolic marriage to a sacred Kumbh before one's own wedding, traditionally done for Mangal Dosh and marriage delays, performed in Ayodhya.