Top 8 Places To Visit In Ayodhya

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Top 8 Places To Visit In Ayodhya

• The ancient city of Ayodhya is best known as the setting of the ancient Hindu epic Ramayana and as the birthplace of GodKing Ram. • The city was the capital of the ancient kingdom of Kosala and is located on the banks of the Sarayu River.

• The Hindu deity Manu is said to have founded the city, which is thought to be 9000 years old.

• It is one of the most popular pilgrimage destinations and is known for its numerous temples, which are frequented by people of various Indian religions.

• Want to explore Ayodhya? Then here know the list of top places to visit in Ayodhya.

• Ayodhya is a fascinating destination for those who enjoy venturing off the main path.

• It’s not only empty of foreign tourists, but it’s also an ambient and calm town that demonstrates how India has integrated several religions into its social fabric.

• You’d never suspect it was the scene of intense and violent communal strife.

Here’s The List Of Top Places To Visit in Ayodhya Ram Janmabhoomi • The Hindu god Lord Ram is believed to have been born in the Ram Janmabhoomi.

• Ayodhya, the Indian epic Ramayan says, is where Lord Vishnu’s seventh incarnation, Ram, was raised near the Sarayu River.

• The Ram Janmabhoomi is a sacred site for Hindus.

• Despite decades of controversy, the Supreme Court of India provided the trust with the Ram Janmabhoomi land to build the Ram Temple.

• In August 2020, the Prime Minister will lay the foundation stone for Ayodhya’s Ram Temple.

• A vast and beautiful temple is planned for the site.

Kanak Bhawan • There is a Kanak Bhawan in Tulsi Nagar, relatively close to the northeastern part of the Ram Janmabhoomi.

• Built-in 1891, this temple is known as Sone-ka-Ghar.

• It is a Hindu pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Rama and his wife, Goddess Sita.

• There are three golden-crowned idols of these two gods in the shrine area of Kanak Bhawan, which is also known as the Golden Palace, under a silver canopy (Garbagriha).

• This shrine is believed to have been gifted to Rama and Sita by Rama’s stepmother, Kaikeyi.

Nageshwarnath Temple • There is a temple named Nageshwarnath in Ayodhya dedicated to the local god Nageshwarnath.

• Kush or Kusha, Lord Rama’s son, is believed to have found it.

• Though this sacred site has been well preserved since 750 AD, it appears that Naval Rai, Safar Jung’s minister, rebuilt the current temple in 1750.

• It is said that when Kush’s arm ring got lost, he was rescued by a Shiva devotee named Naga Kanya.

Gulab Bari • Gulab Bari or Rose Garden is nestled in Vaidehi Nagar.

• It is one of the best tourist places in Ayodhya.

• Nawab Shuja-ud-Daula, the third Nawab of Faizabad (Oudh or Awadh), and his parents rest there.

• Gulab Bari’s 18th-century structure is defined by Nawab-style architecture and features lush greenery, fountains, and rose species.

• Under the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Sites and Remains Act, Gulab Bari is a part of India’s national heritage.

Treta Ke Thakur • Along Ayodhya’s Naya Ghat lies the Treta Ke Thakur Temple, which houses idols of Lord Ram, Sita, Lakshman, Hanuman, Bharat, and Sugreev.

• According to reports, they are made from a single piece of black sandstone.

• Kullu, the then-king of the region, is believed to have built Treta Ke Thakur 300 years ago.

• This structure is said to be constructed in the exact place where Lord Rama performed the famous Ashwamedha Yagna.

• Ahilyabai Holkar, the Maratha queen of the time, revamped the temple in the 1700s.

Tulsi Smark Bhawan • Goswami Tulsidas, a saint-poet of the 16th century, is credited with writing the Ramcharita in the Tulsi Smarak Bhawan.

• On the eastern end of the National Highway at Rajgang Crossing in Ayodhya, Sri Vishwanath Das, the Governor of UP at the moment, established the Smarak in 1969.

• In addition to the massive library, the Smarak contains a research center dubbed the ‘Ayodhya Research Sansthan.’

• It is a repository of degrading publications, in addition to Smarak’s research center.

• Ayodhya’s cultural, literary, and spiritual information is researched and analyzed through this school.

• Additionally, the center holds daily recitations of Ramkatha and exhibits Ramayana art and craft.

Bahu Begam Ka Maqbara • Bahu Begum ka Makbara is located in Faizabad, on the Maqbara Road, also called the Taj Mahal of the East.

• The mausoleum dedicated to Begum Unmatuzzohra Bano, wife and queen of Nawab Shuja-ud-Daula, reflects her nonMughal architectural brilliance.

•The monument stands at the highest point in Faizabad.

• This stunning building is an excellent example of Awadhi architecture, featuring three domes, intricate interior designs, and magnificent ceilings and walls.

• It cost a total of three lakh rupees to build a shrine dedicated to the Queen, which she was buried in after her death.

• Do you want to visit Ayodhya? Wondering what is the best time to visit Ayodhya? Throughout the year, Ayodhya has a pleasant climate.

•There are rare heatwaves and cold breezes throughout the rise of the summer and winter seasons.

• The most suitable time to visit although is from October to December, both for its climate and the festivals.

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