About this Ayodhya Trip
The temple town, at an unhurried pace
Two unhurried nights in Ayodhya, built around the Ram Janmabhoomi temple and the old town around it. We plan darshan for the quieter part of the day, so you spend your time inside the complex rather than in a queue outside it.
Alongside the main temple you see Hanuman Garhi, Kanak Bhawan, the Dashrath Mahal and the evening aarti on the Saryu at Ram Ki Paidi. Travelling around Deepotsav or Ram Navami? Tell us and we will move the plan a day either side of the peak.
Trip Highlights
What the two days cover
Ram Janmabhoomi temple darshan
Hanuman Garhi and Kanak Bhawan
Evening Saryu aarti at Ram Ki Paidi
Dashrath Mahal and Nageshwarnath
Optional Deepotsav or Ram Navami timing
Locker, queue and timing guidance
Trip Gallery
A taste of the trip
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Three days, planned around darshan timings
- Pick-up from Lucknow airport or Ayodhya Dham railway station.
- Check in and rest through the afternoon.
- Evening aarti on the Saryu at Ram Ki Paidi.
- Early darshan at the Ram Janmabhoomi temple.
- Hanuman Garhi, Kanak Bhawan and Dashrath Mahal.
- Nageshwarnath temple and the bazaar lanes in the evening.
- Optional second darshan if timings allow.
- Drive back to Lucknow for your train or flight.
What's Included
Transparent pricing — no hidden surprises
- Arrival & departure transfers
- 2 nights hotel stay in Ayodhya
- Daily breakfast
- All sightseeing by private vehicle
- Driver allowance, fuel, tolls & parking
- Darshan and timing guidance
- 24x7 on-trip support
- Train/air fare to Lucknow or Ayodhya
- Lunches, dinners & personal expenses
- Special darshan or aarti passes, where applicable
- Camera or locker charges
- GST as applicable
- Anything not listed under inclusions
Things to Carry
A temple town asks for very little
Important Notes
Please read before booking
Darshan timings: The temple runs morning and evening sessions and extends hours on festival days. We confirm the day's timings before you travel.
Security: Phones, bags, leather items and cameras are not allowed inside the main complex. Lockers are available outside.
Festival dates: Ram Navami and Deepotsav are the most crowded days of the year. Deepotsav 2026 falls on 6–7 November — book early if you want those dates.
Getting there: Ayodhya has its own railway station and airport; Lucknow is the usual arrival point with more connections.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you book
General darshan is open to everyone without a pass. Special or aarti passes are limited and are requested in advance; we advise on what is possible for your dates.
There are morning and evening sessions, with extended hours on festival days. Exact timings change, so we confirm them a day before your visit.
No. Phones, bags, cameras and leather items are left in lockers outside the complex. Carry as little as possible to move through security faster.
Two nights is comfortable - one evening for the Saryu aarti, a full day for the temples, and an unhurried departure.
Deepotsav falls on 6-7 November 2026, just before Diwali. It is the busiest night of the year in Ayodhya and needs booking well in advance.
Yes. Ayodhya pairs easily with Varanasi, Prayagraj or Mathura-Vrindavan. Tell us your total days and we will build the route.
Yes. The walking is moderate, and we keep the car close to each temple. Tell us in advance and we will plan extra rest time.
October to March, when the weather is pleasant. Avoid peak summer, when afternoons are very hot.
