Ram Mandir Ayodhya - If you are going to Ayodhya then do not visit only Ram temple. We are going to tell you about 8 more such places where you should reach.

The consecration of Ram temple took place on 22 January. After this, there is an influx of people coming from all over the country. People are reaching there in record numbers. The number is so high that the CM himself has to appeal to the people to reach the temple with patience.

Ram temple is captivating your mind with its grandeur. But apart from Ram Temple, we are going to tell you about 8 more places which have mythological importance and their grandeur will also fascinate you.

Best Places to Visit Ayodhya - Top 8 Attractions in Ayodhya

Kanak Bhawan- Distance from Ram Mandir 500 meters

Queen Vrishabhanu Kunwari of Tikamgarh (Madhya Pradesh), built this exquisitely decorated temple in 1891. The main temple has an internal open section. The idols of Mother Sita and Lord Rama along with their three brothers are installed. -Opening time - 09:00 AM to 11:30 AM and 4:30 PM to 9:30 PM.

Hanumangarhi - Distance from Ram temple 500 meters

It is built in the shape of a fort and can be reached by climbing 76 stairs. It is believed that this is the place where Hanuman ji used to protect the city by staying in a cave. A golden statue of Hanuman ji is installed in this temple, it is considered one of the most respected places of Ayodhya. Opening Time 04:00 AM to 10:00 PM.

Shri Nageshwarnath Temple - Distance 1 KM from Ram Temple

Lord Nageshwar Nath ji is considered the main presiding deity of Ayodhya. Lord Ram's son Kush had built this beautiful temple dedicated to Lord Nageshwarnath. The Shivalinga established here is considered to be of very ancient times. The present building of the temple was built in 1750 AD. Opening Time 04:00 AM to 10:00 PM

Dashrathmahal- Distance 700 meters from Ram temple

King Dashrath had built this palace. The idol of Ram is installed here. There are also statues of Mother Sita, Lakshman and Bharat. This temple is open from 6 am to 12 noon and from 5 pm to 9 pm.

Jain temple in Ayodhya – Distance 1 KM from Ram temple

This is not only the birthplace of Lord Rama but is also a place of great importance for Jains, it is believed that 5 Jain Tirthankaras were born here. The temple of Lord Adinath near Swargadwar, the temple of Lord Anantnath near Golaghat, the temple of Lord Sumannath in Ramkot, the temple of Lord Ajitnath near Saptasagar and the temple of Lord Abhinandan Nath in Sarai are worth seeing. A huge Jain temple is established in Raiganj area, in which a 21 feet high statue of the first Tirthankar Lord Adinath (Rishabhdevji) is specially installed.

Chhoti Devkali Temple - Distance 1 KM from Ram Temple

This temple located in Shringarhat is related to many legends of the Hindu epic Mahabharata. According to legends, Mother Sita came to Ayodhya with the idol of Goddess Girija after her marriage with Lord Rama. It is believed that King Dasharatha built a beautiful temple and installed this idol in the sanctum sanctorum of the temple. Presently it is dedicated to Goddess Devkali and hence it got this name.

Guptar Ghat - Distance 500 meter from Ram Temple

Guptar Ghat, located near Ram Mandir, is a serene spot along the riverbank known for its spiritual significance. Situated at a distance of approximately 500 meters from Ram Mandir, Guptar Ghat holds historical importance as it is believed to be the place where Lord Rama took 'jal samadhi,' an underwater disappearance. It serves as a pilgrimage site for devotees seeking blessings and tranquility. The ghat opens to visitors from early morning till late evening, providing ample time for devotees and tourists to explore its beauty and connect with their spiritual side.

Ram Ki Paidi - Distance 200 Meter from Ram Mandir

Ram Ki Paidi, situated adjacent to the renowned Ram Mandir, is a sacred bathing ghat revered by devotees. Located merely 200 meters from Ram Mandir, Ram Ki Paidi holds deep religious significance as it is believed to be the spot where Lord Rama himself bathed during his exile period. This ghat attracts pilgrims and visitors alike who come to bathe in the holy waters and seek blessings. Ram Ki Paidi welcomes devotees and tourists from the early hours of the morning until late in the evening, allowing ample time for spiritual contemplation and rejuvenation amidst its serene surroundings.