Private Ayodhya tour with special support for seniors

• Guide available in English and Hindi • Exclusive transportation • Applicable taxes • Bottled water provided • Admission charges included • Air conditioning within the vehicle • Parking costs covered

• Accessible for those using wheelchairs • Infants and toddlers can be accommodated in strollers or prams • Service animals are permitted • Nearby public transport options are available • Infants must be seated on an adult's lap • Specialized seats for infants are provided • Transportation methods are wheelchair accessible • Appropriate for individuals of all fitness levels • Remember to bring your medications with you

To receive a complete refund, cancellation must occur no less than 24 hours prior to the planned departure time.

You may provide any pickup location within Ayodhya and its vicinity. If you have specific requests, please inform us, and we will make every effort to accommodate them.

• Situated in Ayodhya, this temple is one of the key religious sites in the city, alongside others like Ram Mandir and Nageshwar Nath. • Ram Janmabhoomi is regarded as a sacred location in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh, India, where it is believed that Lord Rama was born. This place serves as a major pilgrimage site for Hindus. • Kanak Bhawan is a prominent temple located in Ram Janmabhoomi, Ayodhya, towards the north-east of Ramkot. It is one of the notable temples in Ayodhya, and it is thought to have been a palace presented by Kaikeyi following the marriage of Rama and Sita, serving as their personal residence. • Dashrath Mahal is a stunning palace located in the center of Ayodhya, where Lord Ram and his family spent a significant part of their lives. Within the mahal, there is a shrine dedicated to Lord Rama, Lakshman, and Devi Sita, which symbolizes dharma, moral integrity, and devotion as depicted in the Ramayana. This site combines the divine and legendary heritage of Ayodhya’s spiritual and historical landscape. King Dashrath, who was Lord Ram’s father and the founder of Ayodhya, had his legacy represented in this grand palace. Visitors may see saffron-clad monks chanting and reciting mantras inside the mahal, which is beautifully adorned during festivals, such as Ram Vivah, Diwali, Shravan Mela, and Ram Navami. • Sita ki Rasoi is a revered location thought to be Sita's kitchen, the wife of Lord Ram, where guests can visit a small temple containing ancient utensils believed to have been used by her. • Valmiki, the writer of the Ramayana, spent time in Ayodhya, and the location of his stay during that period is known as Valmiki Bhawan. This structure has historical significance as part of Ayodhya’s cultural and spiritual heritage from ancient times. • It is also said that Lord Rama took a sacred bath in the waters of the Saryu at this point before beginning his 14-year exile. An evening laser show is a notable attraction for visitors. "Ram Ki Paidi" translates to "Ram's stairs" or "Ram's ghats," referring to a sequence of steps leading to the banks of the Saryu River in Ayodhya, India, where devotees immerse themselves in the holy waters. • Saryu Ghar, along with the Saryu River, is recognized as a site of Lord Ram’s birth and serves as a revered location for pilgrims, where Aarti is performed at the river’s banks. Visitors can connect with the divine and find peace in its rich historical and spiritual heritage.