Ram Mandir Ayodhya

Overview

The Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh, stands where the Ramayana places the birth of Lord Ram. Its construction was overseen by the trust Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra. The temple has been open to devotees since January 2024. Water from rivers across the country and soil from well-known pilgrimage sites were brought for the building. More than 50,000 people can visit in a day. Many other gods and goddesses are worshipped here alongside Lord Ram. Ram Navmi is the most important festival of Ayodhya and is celebrated with great joy.

Darshan timings

Evening Timing

02:00 PM To 07:00 PM

Morning Timing

07:00 AM To 11:30 AM

Aarti timings

Evening Aarti Timing

07:30 PM

Morning Aarti Timing

06:30 AM

Afternoon Aarti Timing

12:00 PM

Before you visit

Dress code

Traditional and Formal clothing

Prasad

Not available

Photography

Not allowed

Festivals

• Rama Navami
• Diwali
• Dussehra

History

The foundation stone was laid on August 5, 2020, at a Bhumi Poojan performed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Location

Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh

Stay nearby

• Shree Sitaram Seva Trust - Ayodhya
• Shree Rajeshwar Seva Sadan - Ayodhya
• Rambalak Das ji Gujarati Dharamshala - Ayodhya

More about this temple

Getting there By rail: Ayodhya Junction Railway Station is the nearest, and the temple is a 1 km walk from it. By air: Maharishi Valmiki International Airport is the nearest, 11.5 km from the temple. By road: Ayodhya Bus Stand is 2.8 km away, with buses to many major cities. Best time to visit: October to March, when the weather is mild and pleasant.

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