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Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in Ayodhya (Ram Temple)

Ram Janmabhoomi Temple: Ram Janmabhoomi Temple is a famous Hindu temple located in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh. Ram Janmabhoomi is the land where Lord Rama was born and Lord Rama is considered to be the seventh incarnation of God Vishnu.

Sri Rama is a god widely worshiped by Hindus. Lord Ram was born in Ayodhya and Ramjanmabhoomi Temple is situated in Ayodhya only. In the 15th century, the Muslims built their Babri Masjid in Ayodhya. But the Babri Masjid was built after demolishing the Hindu temple. For many years, there was a lot of controversy and fighting between Hindus and Muslims on this subject. On 5 February 2020, the Ramjanmabhoomi Temple was approved in Ayodhya It is being told that by 2024 the construction of Ram Janmabhoomi Temple will be completed and Ram Temple will be inaugurated.

The design of Ramjanmabhoomi Temple has been prepared by the Sompur family of Ahmedabad. The Sompur family has been designing temples for 15 generations, their generations so far have designed more than 100 temples around the world. Ram Mandir is 235 feet wide and 360 feet long and the height of this temple will be 161 feet. The name of the chief designer of the temple is Chandrakant Sompura. There will be many facilities like a prayer room, Ramkatha Kunj, a Vedic school hostel, and a museum in Ram Mandir. Here you will also find a cafeteria. After the completion of this temple, it will be the third-largest temple in the world. In 2020, the construction of the Ram Temple was started.

Then after the arrival of Kovid-19, the construction of Ram Temple in Ayodhya was stopped for some time. Also, when excavation was done at the place of construction of the Ram temple, pillars, Shivlings, and broken idols of temples were found in it. This is direct proof that earlier there used to be a Hindu temple, which was demolished, and the Babar mosque was built there. Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra was chanted by Vishwa Hindu Parishad before starting the construction of the Ram Temple.

Places to visit in Ayodhya

There are many places in Ayodhya that have to visit and explore.
Mausoleum of King Dasaratha There is the tomb of King Dasharatha, the revered father of Lord Rama. This place is situated at a distance of 15 km from Ayodhya. There is also a temple at this place where the idols of Dashrath, Bharat, and Guru Vashishtha have been installed.

Kanak Bhawan This building is located in Ayodhya, which is located a short distance from Hanuman Garh. It is said that this building was given by Mother Kekai as a gift to Mother Sita. Also, this used to be the private house of Mother Sita and Lord Rama before Lord Rama went into exile. This building is one of the most beautiful and famous buildings in Ayodhya.
Assi ghat is one of the biggest ghats and most popular ghats in Varanasi. It is known for being a place where long-term foreign students, researchers, and tourists live. Hosting Subah-e-Banaras in the morning provides a most effective memory of the Ganga river. The sunrise on the other side of the river seen from the Asi Ghat is very beautiful, so many people come here to bathe in the morning.

Moti Mahal This building is also famous by the name of Pearl Palace. This palace is situated in Allahabad. This palace was built in 1743.
Suraj Kund Suraj Kund is a natural pool, it is said that Lord Shri Ram took a bath in this pool. It is believed that by taking a bath in this kund, all kinds of diseases can be cured.

Marni Mountain It is believed that when saffron Laxman fainted and Lord Hanuman was carrying the Sanjivani mountain So a small piece of that same mountain fell here in Ayodhya.

Treta's Thakur The Thakur Temple of Treta was built about 300 years ago Also, this temple is situated at the place where Lord Rama performed Ashwamedh Yagya. In this temple, several sandstone sculptures including Bhagwan Ram, Sita, Bharat, and Hanuman have been kept.

Tulsi Memorial Building Tulsi Memorial Building is a building built in memory of Saint Tulsi Das. It is believed that Swami Tulsi Das composed Ram Charitra Manas at this place and you will also find a huge library here.

Choti Chhavani This is a small Chhavani made using carvings on a white-colored marble. This cantonment is also known as Valmiki Bhawan. There are 34 caves in this small cantonment.

Nearby Temples to visit in Ayodhya

There are many Nearby Temples to visit in Ayodhya that have to visit and explore.
Hanuman Garhi Hanuman Garhi is a Hanuman temple located in Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh dedicated to Lord Hanuman. This Hanuman temple was built in the 10th century and it is also one of the important temples of the city. Devotees from far and wide come here for darshan. There is a belief regarding Hanuman Garhi Temple that before going to Raram Temple one should visit Hanuman Garhi Temple. In the idol worshiped in this temple, Mother Anjani ji is holding the child form of Lord Hanuman in her lap. There is another belief about Hanuman Garhi Temple that when Lord Shri Ram returned to Ayodhya after conquering Ravana Then Lord Shri Hanuman Ji resided at this place, hence this place is also known as Hanuman Garh and Hanuman Kot. Hanuman Garhi Temple is a huge temple and the premises of this temple are spread over 52 bighas. Hanuman Garhi Temple is situated near Ram Janmabhoomi.

Nageshwarnath Temple Nageshwarnath Temple located in Ayodhya is a famous and prominent temple of Ayodhya. This Nageshwarnath Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. And this temple is one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of India. This temple was built by the younger son of Lord Ram, whose name was Kush. There is a belief behind this temple that when Ramam's younger son Kush lost his armor while bathing in the Saryu River So that armor was found by a snake girl who had fallen in love with Kush. That snake girl was a devotee of Lord Shiva, so Kush established this Nageshwarnath temple for that snake girl. The best time to visit this temple is considered to be during Shivratri and at this time most of the devotees come here. Shivratri is celebrated with great pomp in the Nageshwarnath temple and a procession of Mahadev ji is also taken out.
Kanak Bhavan Temple Kanak Bhawan Temple is a famous temple located near Ram Janmabhoomi in Ayodhya. Mother Kaikai gifted this building to Mother Sita after Lord Rama's marriage, after that, this building is the private building of Rama and Mother Sita. This building is like a huge palace that looks similar to the beautiful palaces of Rajasthan. In Kanak Bhavan, you get to see three pairs of idols, all three pairs of idols are of Lord Shri Ram and Mother Sita. The biggest idol that you get to see in this temple was established by Maharani Brishabhanu Kunwari.

Sita ki Rasoi Sita's Kitchen is located in Ayodhya, this place is located near Ram Janmasthan which is a must-visit place for devotees. It is believed that this kitchen was used by Mother Sita herself. This Sita's kitchen is now a temple in which you get to see fake utensils and idols of Ram, Lakshman, Bharat, and Shatrughan installed.

Haridwar to Ayodhya Ram Janmbhoomi

You can travel from Haridwar to Ayodhya by following the steps given below.

By Road: You will get a direct bus service from Haridwar to Ayodhya. Your journey from Haridwar to Ayodhya will be about 675 km, this journey will be about 13 to 14 hours. And if you want to reach Ayodhya by self-drive with your car so you can leave Haridwar for Ayodhya by NH334. You will go to Ayodhya via Faizabad. While going from Haridwar to Ayodhya, follow all the rules of the vehicles. You will find many hotels and restaurants to stop and eat on the way. After reaching Ayodhya, you can enjoy your Ayodhya tour.

By Train: If you want to travel from Haridwar to Ayodhya by train, then you will get train services available directly from Haridwar to Ayodhya. After reaching Ayodhya, you can check in after reaching your booked hotel or Dharamshala after taking some rest, you can enjoy your Ayodhya tour.

By Air: If you want to travel from Haridwar to Ayodhya by flight. You must first reach the nearest airport to Haridwar which is located in Dehradun Jolly Grand You can travel from Haridwar to Dehradun by using your private car or taxis and buses. You will get a flight from Dehradun Airport to Lucknow Airport which is the nearest airport to Ayodhya. After reaching Lucknow, you can use a taxi or busses service. Your journey from Lucknow to Ayodhya will be 150 km, which will take approximately 2:30 to 300 hours.

Delhi to Ayodhya Ram Janmbhoomi

You can travel from Delhi to Ayodhya by following the following steps.

By Road: If you want to go from Delhi to Ayodhya then you can also use the bus service. You will get direct buses from the Delhi bus stand to Ayodhya. Or you can also book a bus from Delhi to Ayodhya online, there are many websites from where you can book buses online. Or if you want to go to Ayodhya by driving your own car, then you can leave from Delhi by NH9 which will take you to Agra. After that, you will have to go to Kanpur by NH44. After that, you will go to Lucknow by NH27, and after that, you will reach Ayodhya by NH28. This journey of yours from Delhi to Ayodhya will be 688 km and it will take you approximately 11 to 12 hours in this journey. On reaching Ayodhya, you will check in at your booked hotel and after taking some rest, you can enjoy sightseeing in Ayodhya.

By Train: If you want to travel by train from Delhi to Ayodhya then You will get a direct train from Delhi Railway Station to Ayodhya Railway Station. You can also book Delhi to Ayodhya train online at your convenience. After reaching Ayodhya, you will reach your booked hotel by taxi or bus. After checking in, after taking a rest in your rooms, you can leave for sightseeing in Ayodhya.

By Air: If you want to travel from Delhi to Ayodhya by flight then You can take a flight from Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport Which will directly take you to the nearest airport of Ayodhya which is located in Lucknow, the distance from Lucknow to Ayodhya is about 150 KM. From Lucknow airport, you can go to Ayodhya by bus or taxi, which will take you around 2:30 to 3:00 hours.

Varanasi to Ayodhya Ram Janmbhoomi

You can travel from Varanasi to Ayodhya by following the following steps.

By Road: First of all, you have to find out at what time the Varanasi to Ayodhya bus leaves. Then you will get a direct bus service from Varanasi to Ayodhya which will take you directly to Ayodhya (Ram Janmabhoomi) Your Varanasi to Ayodhya travel will be approximately 219 km during which you will take 4:30 to 5:00 hrs. After reaching Ayodhya, you will reach your booked hotel by taxi or auto rickshaw and check in and after resting a little, you can leave for the Ayodhya tour. Or if you want to go to Ayodhya by driving your own vehicle to reach Ayodhya, first of all, you have to reach Gorakhpur via NH 31 Then you will reach Ayodhya city by NH 28 from Gorakhpur. You can check in at your booked hotel and after resting a little, you can go for a trip to Ayodhya.

By Train: If you want to travel from Varanasi to Ayodhya by train You will get train service from Varanasi railway station directly to Ayodhya (Ram Janmabhoomi) You can also book Varanasi to Ayodhya train online, which will be more convenient. If you travel from Varanasi to Ayodhya, it will take 3:00 to 3:30 hours by train. After reaching Ayodhya, you can reach your booked hotel by taxi, bus, or auto rickshaw.

By Air: If you want to go to Ayodhya by flight from Varanasi, then you have to first reach the nearest airport of Ayodhya, which is located in Lucknow. You have to go to Lucknow to reach Ayodhya Which means you have to cover a greater distance than the distance from Varanasi to Ayodhya. The distance from Ayodhya will be much less than that of Varanasi to Lucknow. So you should avoid a flight from Varanasi to Ayodhya.

Mumbai to Ayodhya Ram Janmbhoomi

You can travel from Mumbai to Ayodhya by following the following steps

By Train: If you want to travel from Mumbai to Ayodhya by train, then you must first book a train to Ayodhya from any Mumbai railway station. There are many railway stations in Mumbai from where you can book the train from Mumbai to Ayodhya. Mumbai to Ayodhya distance is 1581 In it may take you from 1 day and 10 hours to 1 day and 11 hours to travel from Mumbai to Ayodhya. After reaching Ayodhya you will have to reach your booked hotel For that, you will find many buses and taxis available from Ayodhya Railway Station. After reaching the hotel, you will check in at the hotel and after taking some rest, you can enjoy the Ayodhya tour.

By Air: If you want to come to Ayodhya from Mumbai, then you should travel by flight, it will be more convenient and comfortable for you. You will get a flight from a chartered international airport from Mumbai to Lucknow airport Lucknow is situated at a distance of about 135 km from Ayodhya. When you reach Lucknow by flight, you will find buses and taxi services available from Lucknow airport to Ayodhya. Which will take you to Ayodhya, you can book a bus or taxi at your convenience. After reaching Ayodhya, you can check in at your booked hotels, and after taking a rest, leave for the Ayodhya tour. Your journey from Mumbai to Ayodhya will be from 6 hours to 6:30 hours.

Which valuable things were used in the Ram Temple of Ayodhya

Many valuable things have been used in the construction of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya. Some of which are as follows.

1. Bansi Paharpur sandstone was used to build the Ram temple in Ayodhya. This material is a rare material that will be made from pink marble stones. Bansi Paharpur Sandstone is world-famous for its beauty and strength. 4 lakh square feet of stone will be needed for the Ram temple.


2. Shaligram stones have been brought from the Gandaki River located in Nepal to make idols in the Ram temple. The two Shaligram stones from which the idols of Lord Rama and Sita are being made are 6 crores years old. Hindus consider Shaligram stones to be worshipable since ancient times and have been worshiping them till today. It is believed by Hindus that the Shaligram stone brings good luck and prosperity. Shaligram stone is also used to keep away negative energy. The Ram Mandir comprises the highest quality Wood, Marble, Sandstone, Slate, Granite, and Falaggi Limestone. These things will be used inside the temple which will increase the beauty of Ram temple even more.


3. Sanyamendra Maharaj, The Successor of Haridwar-Kashimath in the Ram Temple has dedicated 167.4 kg of silver and 47.8 grams of gold at the feet of Shri Ram Ji Silver will be used in the gates and windows of Ram Mandir.


4. About 18000 crores will be spent on the construction of Ram Mandir.


5. Famous sculptor Arun Yogiraj will do the work of carving the idol of Ram Lalla ji. The idol of 5-year-old Lalla ji of Ram ji will be made from Krishna stone which is a black colored stone.


6. The Ram Mandir comprises the highest quality Wood, Marble, Sandstone, Slate, Granite, and Falaggi Limestone. These things will be used inside the temple which will increase the beauty of Ram temple even more.