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Situated on the banks of the Sarayu River in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, Ayodhya is a sacred land steeped in spiritual significance and historical allure. This elusive city is globally renowned as the birthplace of Lord Rama, a revered deity in Hinduism, rendering it a pivotal pilgrimage center that draws millions of devotees every year. Ayodhya is resplendent with ancient temples, notable among which is the highly anticipated Ram Mandir, and tranquil ghats, offering a true spectacle of India's rich devotional heritage. Bursting with archaeological findings and mythology, it vividly showcases layers of cultural influences through its various festivals, particularly the grand celebration of Diwali, marking Lord Rama's homecoming. Thus, Ayodhya promises a profoundly moving and enlightening journey into the heart of India's spiritual and cultural landscape.

Ayodhya

I just visited and all resources are there to make you feel safe. I stayed at the Radisson and walked to the junction to get the bus to Ram Janmabhoomi. From there I walked everywhere. The latest I traveled was around 8 pm and the rickshaw drivers were very nice and helpful. There are a lot of police everywhere willing to assist. 
Places I walked to in one day:
- Ram Janmabhoomi (shorter line in the evening but it also moves very quickly)
- Dasharath Bhavan
- Ram Bharat Milap
- Kanak Bhavan
-...

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