What to see
Ram Janmabhoomi is the main attraction, followed by Hanuman Garhi on a hilltop in the town and the ghats on the Saryu river, where the evening aarti is a calm contrast to Varanasi.
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The Ram temple at Ayodhya, along with Hanuman Garhi and the Saryu ghats, about 200 to 230 km from Varanasi and usually visited as a long day trip.
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The Ram temple at Ayodhya, along with Hanuman Garhi and the Saryu ghats, about 200 to 230 km from Varanasi and usually visited as a long day trip.
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Ram Janmabhoomi is the main attraction, followed by Hanuman Garhi on a hilltop in the town and the ghats on the Saryu river, where the evening aarti is a calm contrast to Varanasi.
Ayodhya is roughly 200 to 230 km away, about four to six hours each way by road. A same-day trip works with a very early start, but an overnight stay is more relaxed.
Security checks are strict and rules for bags, phones and darshan slots change, so confirm the latest guidance before you go. Crowds are heaviest on weekends and festivals.
Hanuman Garhi, Kanak Bhavan and the Saryu riverfront are close together. The evening aarti at Saryu ghat is a peaceful way to end the day.
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Trip details
About 200 to 230 km, roughly four to six hours by road.
Yes, with a very early start and a late return, but an overnight stay is more comfortable.
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Private day trip, overnight or one-way cab from Varanasi to Ayodhya, about 200 to 230 km each way.
Two days in Varanasi, a day trip to Ayodhya or Prayagraj and a relaxed last morning.
Two days in Varanasi and a full day at Ayodhya: Ram Janmabhoomi, Hanuman Garhi, Kanak Bhawan and the Saryu ghats.
The golden triangle of Uttar Pradesh by private cab: two days in Varanasi, a day in Prayagraj and a day in Ayodhya.
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