Posted on April 16th, 2024
Lord Rama and the fabled mythological epic “The Ramayana” both originated in Ayodhya. For Hindus, this is a sacred place of pilgrimage where many come to seek Lord Ram’s blessings. You have to go from Delhi to Ayodhya if you’re looking for a pilgrimage site in India. Additionally, you can visit a variety of holy and religious sites that are distinctive in their own right by using Ayodhya tour packages. Ramjanmabhoomi, Hanuman Garhi Temple, Nageshwarnath Temple, Sita Ki Rasoi, Dashrath Bhawan, and other important sites are just a few of the noteworthy locations in Ayodhya that you can visit. To ensure that your Delhi to Ayodhya trip is incredibly unforgettable, make sure that all of these locations are on your tour itinerary. In addition to temples, there are galleries, museums, gardens, etc. to visit.
From Delhi, we will depart for Ayodhya on our tempo traveller or cab. The Delhi to Ayodhya distance via road is 713.8 km. It will take only 11 hours to get there. After reaching Ayodhya, you will complete all the check-in formalities and relax in your room for a while. You will stay in a hotel at night.
You will be taken for some thrilling sightseeing, which will include visits to Janki Mahal, Moti Mahal, and Kanak Bhawan. Walk around the Naya Ghat in the evening and take in the captivating sight of the auspicious Puja. You can also take a boat excursion here to spice up your vacation with even more fun. Later, spend the night at your hotel.
Prepare for a long day of sightseeing on the third day of your Ayodhya sightseeing trip itinerary by having a filling breakfast at the hotel. Visit the charming Ramkatha Park first on your journey, where you may have a great time with your loved ones. Next, proceed to Dashrath Bhawan after a pleasant visit to Mani Parvat Temple. You will be touring Ram Janmabhoomi, one of Ayodhya’s most well-known spiritual treasures, in the afternoon. Visit the Guptar Ghat to wrap off your day trip and immerse yourself in the holy waters. Later on, sleep at your hotel.
Start your final day of your Delhi to Ayodhya trip with a delicious breakfast and finish all the check-out procedures. After that, you can visit well-known local markets in the area for some fun shopping and a taste of the cuisine. Then, at the time of your scheduled departure, our representative will take you back to Delhi. You can carry on with your travel from there.
Let’s look into the five places to visit during your Delhi to Ayodhya trip.
For Hindus, Ramjanma Bhoomi is the most holy place. This is where Lord Rama was born. It is one of the most important attractions of Ayodhya and enthusiasts from all over the world come to visit this holy place.
Entry Fees: Nil
Timings: 7–11 am and 1–7 pm
In North India, this is the Hanuman Temple that is most visited. The Temple is perched atop a hill, and a walkway of 76 staircases leads to the entrance. Views of the surrounding hills and the impressive 6-inch-tall statue of Lord Hanuman can be seen in the Temple.
Entry Fees: Nil
Timings: 5 am – 10 pm
This was Goddess Sita’s royal kitchen, which was eventually converted into a temple. A rolling pin and dish are placed in one area of the Temple to represent the Goddess Sita’s kitchen. In addition, the Temple has statues of Shatrughan, Ram, Lakshman, Bharat, and their spouses.
Entry Fees: Nil
Timings: 24 hours
This Museum was built in memory of the poet Tulsidas. It is a massive library of ancient Indian literature. The Ayodhya Research Sansthan and Ramayana arts and crafts are also housed in the Museum. Here, the Rama Katha is also recited every day. Every day from 6 pm to 9 pm, the centre performs the Ram Leela.
Entry Fees: Nil
Timings: 10 am – 9 pm
This Temple is said to have been constructed by Kush, Lord Ram’s son. Several Nagas used to worship Lord Shiva at the Temple.
Entry Fees: Nil
Timings: 7 am – 10 pm
Let’s look into how to reach Ayodhya:
1. By Bus: If you’re not a huge fan of driving, you may also choose between private and state bus services, which will give you a variety of options like sleeper and semi-sleeper seats. These buses can be reserved online on a number of booking portals. There are many UPSRTC buses that run from Delhi to Ayodhya. It will take around 11 hours to reach by bus.
2. By Flight: There are many choices if you’re looking for a flight from Delhi to Ayodhya. Direct and indirect flights are currently available via a number of well-known airlines. Among them are IndiGo, SpiceJet, Akasa Air, and Air India Express. Only four of them offer direct flights. Select Air India Express to take the first flight, which leaves at 10:15. SpiceJet’s final flight on this route leaves at 14:30. To get the best deal, it is advised to purchase tickets for flights from Delhi to Ayodhya in advance. There is Maharishi Valmiki International Airport in Ayodhya.
3. By Train: There is/are one direct train(s) running between Ayodhya and New Delhi. A train from New Delhi will take at least 11 hours and 43 minutes. This is the least expensive route.
4. By Car: To go from Delhi to Ayodhya via road, you will have to pass through many highways and expressways. Once you are out of NCR, you will have to first go through Jewar toll plaza. You can also choose to take the exit out of Yamuna Expressway. After this, you will go through tolls on Taj Express Highway, Agra Lucknow Expressway entry and exit, Lucknow-Faizabad road, and Tikait-Manakpur toll before reaching your destination.
It’s a simple drive from Delhi to Ayodhya if you’re considering doing so. To get there, start on the Yamuna Motorway and go via the Agra-Lucknow Highway, NH 19, and NH 30, among other highways. Without any stops for refreshments along the way, the trip should take about eleven hours. There are toll booths at the Yamuna Motorway exit and Jewar as you depart the national capital area. You will pass through multiple toll plazas on the way. It can take a while to complete toll plazas, so to prevent delays, come prepared with exact change or your FASTag. For a more thorough cultural experience, you might also divert to Mathura, Vrindavan, or Lucknow in between the journeys. The Delhi to Ayodhya distance is 713.8 km.
Let’s look at the Delhi to Ayodhya one-way car fare below.
| CAR/TEMPO TRAVELLER TYPE | SEATER | FUEL | AC/NON-AC | FARE (RS) |
| 9-Seater Luxury Tempo Traveller | 9+2 | Diesel | AC | 33,216 |
| 12-Seater Deluxe Tempo Traveller | 12 | Diesel | AC | 34,600 |
| Toyota Innova | 6+1 | Diesel | AC | 19,936 |
| Swift Dzire | 4+1 | Diesel | AC | 17,088 |
| 8-Seater Tempo Traveller | 8+1 | Diesel | AC | 34,600 |
| Suzuki Ertiga | 6 | Diesel | AC | 18,512 |
Ayodhya, a stunning city, experiences severe winters and scorching summers. The best time to go on a family vacation to Ayodhya is from September to March.
In Ayodhya, the months of April through June are thought to be the hottest. The temperature fluctuates between 28- 37 degrees Celsius during this period. If you are okay with the hot temperature, then you can visit Ayodhya during this time.
It is best to plan your Ayodhya trip during the monsoon season. The weather is pleasant during this time. The weather is good enough to visit well-known locations like the Kala Ram Temple, Lakshman Ghat, and the Ram Janma Bhoomi.
The ideal time to plan your Delhi to Ayodhya trip schedule is during the winter. The temperature fluctuates from 8 to 22°C. While the nights are chilly, the days are bright and beautiful.
So, if you are planning to visit Ayodhya, get a Tempo Traveller for Rent in Delhi from Japji Travels and go on a memorable journey. Make sure to book your tempo traveller in advance to avoid any last-minute hassle.
2-3 days are enough to explore Ayodhya.
You can either choose to go via flight, bus, train, or car from Delhi. It will take around 11 hours to get there.
No, mobile phones are not allowed in Ayodhya temple.
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