Ayodhya is a holy city known worldwide. The Sarayu River provides a calm and serene setting and many rituals are still performed today on the banks of this river that have been passed down for generations. Ayodhya is also home to many important temples in Hinduism. Ayodhya is a destination that provides a spiritual journey through Ancient India. From the Sunrise Aarti ceremony to the Darshan at Ram Mandir, visitors get to experience the devotion of the Hindu faith within a wonderful cultural setting. Stay in style and comfort in eco-luxury tents at Praveg Tent City Ayodhya.
Sarayu Ghat Sunrise Aarti
The Aarti begins just before dawn at the Sarayu Ghat. Priests chant Vedic prayers; devotees create a beautiful sight lined in white; lamps, flowers, and prayers fill the air and river together creating a wonderfully calm and peaceful experience. The ritual symbolizes new beginnings and joy, giving rise to over one thousand people attending the ceremony that lasts no longer than 60 minutes.
Temple Darshan Journey
After the Aarti, you will want to visit the Ram Mandir complex in Sita Marg. From this complex is where you can have the Darshan of Lord Ram. As per the Government of India, the new grand Ram Mandir complex will be opened this year, 2024. You will see the long lines that are entry via several levels: as either a walk-in or vip-managed spot. The new marble architecture in the temple is meant to create a spiritual connection to the divine. Each side of the temple has a shrine that holds Lord Ram's wife, Sita; Shridhar, the younger brother of Lord Ram: and Hanuman, who was one of Lord Ram's greatest followers.
Praveg Tent City Stay
Ayodhya provides a luxurious tented experience on the banks of the Sarayu River. The tent accommodations come with extensive amenities, such as air-conditioning, attached bathrooms, ethnic décor, and private decks facing the river. The tent city uses solar power and is 100% plastic-free, with food that has a spicy, Rajasthani flair. It also provides a shuttle service to the temples and promotes a spirit of sustainability and comfort whilst allowing guests to be spiritually close to the temples.
Cultural Immersion
Afternoon enjoyment includes street-side meals called chaat, glimpses of the dramatic performances of Ramleela, and a hike up to Hanuman Garhi for a panoramic view of the entire city. At the end of the day, many visit Ram Ki Pauri Aarti, where worshippers experience the splendor of the festival season as the flames dance above the surface of the river. All of these moments create a connection between the pilgrim and the culture of Ayodhya, fostering a feeling of peace and reflection throughout their journey.
Spiritual Reflections
Many visitors enjoy the calming rhythm of life in Ayodhya that combines elements of faith and celebration. Daytime activities begin with the retail purity of dawn and culminate in devotional service at dusk. To best take advantage of your stay, plan ahead to visit during peak tourist seasons for a most gratifying experience in this sanctuary for life.
