Start your spiritual journey in Ayodhya with a 10-minute Sankalp ceremony at Paap Mochan Ghat, followed by darshan at Sadguru Sadan. A peaceful morning experience from 7:00 AM to 1:00 PM
₹1,575 total for 2 travellers
Incl. 5% GST
Highlights of your spiritual journey, day by day
A Tirth guide coordinates the Saryu opening ritual, Ram Mandir security process and the connected central Ayodhya temple cluster within a realistic half-day pace.
Begin with achaman, optional pavitra snan or symbolic jal-sparsh, followed by a guided yatra sankalp at Saryu Ghat.
The revered Shri Ram Mandir, located at the very site believed to be the birthplace of Lord Rama, pulsates with the collective devotion of countless hearts. It is not just a structure made of stones and pillars but a living, breathing testament of the saga of devotion that has flowed in the veins of Bharat since time immemorial. This temple, with its 44 doors adorned with divine representations and gold, opens more than just physical gateways; it opens pathways to the soul's inner sanctum.
Hanuman Garhi, nestled in the heart of Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh, is a sanctuary dedicated to Lord Hanuman. It's not just a temple; it's a beacon of hope and strength for many. Known for both its divine presence and architectural uniqueness, this temple on a hill fortifies the spirits of all who visit. The sight of the youthful Hanuman, sitting in his mother Anjani's lap, surrounded by the silver glow of a tulsi garland, fills hearts with peace and courage.
Dashrath Bhavan is a sacred site located in the heart of Ayodhya, believed to be constructed at the same place where the original palace of King Dasharath, the father of Lord Rama, existed. The Bhavan houses a shrine with idols of Shri Ram, Lakshman, and Sita. It is a significant pilgrimage site where devotees come to witness the place where Rama was born and spent his formative years.
Kanak Bhawan, often referred to as the Golden Palace, is not just a structure made of stone and gold but a living testament to the love and reverence towards Lord Rama and Goddess Sita. Located in Ayodhya, where every corner has a whisper of the divine, this temple stands as a beacon of the eternal love story of Rama and Sita, gifted initially by Queen Kaikeyi as a nuptial present, symbolizing a mother's blessings to her daughter-in-law.
Amawa Ram Mandir, though modest in its appearance, holds a deep reverence among the villagers and pilgrims. Situated in the village of Amawa, this temple is a testament to the unwavering faith in Lord Ram, whose tales of virtue and valor are sung far and wide across the lands of Bharat.
Been living in US for 20+ years. I always wanted to visit Kashi properly. Tirth helped me do everything without any mess. Clean hotel, proper darshan, and even a purohit who explained things nicely. It felt very special and smooth. Big thanks to Tirth team – I already told my cousins in India to try this.
I went alone to Ayodhya and honestly I was bit scared. But everything was so well planned by Tirth. I didn’t have to think much. I got peaceful time at Sarayu and Mandir darshan was calm too. I really felt safe and peaceful. Will go again maybe next year.
Tirth ne sach mein tension hata diya. Family ke saath Ayodhya jana tha – aur darshan ka planning, guide, aur stay sab kuch inhone set kar diya. No pushing, no confusion. Bacchon ko bhi history samajh aayi. Paise vasool.
The tour begins at 7 AM with Sankalp at Saryu River.
Yes, light breakfast and prasad are provided during the tour
8-10 major temples are covered in the morning tour.
Varies by temple, guide will inform about restrictions.
Special assistance and wheelchair facility available on request.
Yes, child-friendly arrangements are made with adequate breaks.
Yes, certified guides well-versed in temple history and mythology.
Flexible start time with adjusted itinerary possible.
Basic puja materials included, special requirements on request.
October to March is ideal, summer tours start earlier.
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before your yatra starts. Full refund, no questions asked.
