Day 1–4: Uttar Pradesh (Ayodhya, Chitrakoot)
- Ayodhya: Visit the birthplace of Lord Rama, including Ram Janmabhoomi Temple, and Hanuman Garhi, and enjoy the evening Aarti at Saryu River.
- Prayagraj- Next day move to Prayagraj explore the Triveni sangam, Mankameshwar temple and Anand Bhavan
- Chitrakoot: Explore the place where Lord Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana spent part of their exile, including Ram Ghat and Bharat Milap Temple.
- Travel: Arrive in Lucknow by Road\Train or Cab, then a 2-hour drive to Ayodhya. Proceed with a 4-hour drive from Ayodhya to Pryagraj and 3 hour drive to Chitrakoot.Route 2: Western India (Maharashtra).
Ram Janmabhoomi Temple
The holiest site in Ayodhya, revered as the birthplace of Lord Rama. Recently reconstructed, the temple draws millions of devotees each year, offering a profound spiritual experience.
Hanuman Garhi
A revered temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman, built in a fort-like structure. It is believed that Hanuman lived here to guard Ayodhya.
Kanak Bhavan
This temple is associated with Goddess Sita and is believed to be a gift from Kaikeyi after her marriage to Rama. The idols of Lord Rama and Sita here are adorned with gold ornaments.
Treta Ke Thakur Temple
A temple marking the place where Lord Rama performed the Ashwamedha Yagna.
Saryu River & Evening Aarti
The banks of the Saryu River hold great spiritual significance. The evening aarti here is a mesmerizing experience.
Ram Ghat
A revered riverbank on the Mandakini River, where Lord Rama is said to have performed rituals. Devotees gather here for evening Aarti and to seek blessings.
Bharat Milap Temple
Marks the legendary spot where Bharat met Lord Rama and urged him to return to Ayodhya. The emotional footprints of that divine meeting are believed to be etched in stone here.
Day 5-7: Maharashtra (Nashik, Trimbakeshwar)
- Nashik: Panchavati: Visit the site where Ravana abducted Sita, including Sita Gufa, Kapileswara Temple, and Panchavati caves, Kalaram and Gora ram temples, visit to the sacred Godavari kund site of Kumbh mela
- Visit to Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga
- Travel: Fly from Varanasi to Mumbai and then drive from Mumbai to Nasik. (3 hours 30 min) and return to Mumbai.
Sita Gufa
A small cave where Goddess Sita stayed before being abducted by Ravana. The cave is an essential pilgrimage site, featuring a narrow entrance leading to a Shiva Linga.
Kapileswara Temple
One of the oldest Shiva temples in Nashik, unique for not having a Nandi idol in front of the deity, a rarity in Shiva temples.
Panchavati
A sacred grove with five banyan trees is believed to be the site where Lord Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana resided during their exile.
Kalaram Temple
A revered temple dedicated to Lord Rama, known for its black stone idols of Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana. It played a key role in India’s Dalit rights movement, led by Dr. B.R. Ambedkar.
Goraram Temple
Another temple in Panchavati dedicated to Lord Rama often visited alongside Kalaram Temple
Godavari Kund
A sacred tank that serves as the venue for the Kumbh Mela, held once every 12 years, attracting millions of devotees.
Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga
One of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva, renowned for its unique three-faced Linga, symbolizing Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva. It is also the origin of the Godavari River, making it an immensely sacred site.
Day 7–9: Karnataka (Hampi)
- Hampi: Explore Kishkindha, the kingdom of Sugriva, with its temples and ancient ruins. Visit the UNESCO heritage site
- Travel: Mumbai to Bangalore by Flight and drive from Bangalore to Hampi (6-hour drive) and return to Bangalore.
Kishkindha
It is believed to be Kishkindha, the legendary kingdom of the Vanaras ruled by Sugriva, where Lord Rama met Hanuman and sought help in finding Sita.
Anjanadri Hill
Revered as the birthplace of Lord Hanuman, this hill offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Tungabhadra River and surrounding landscapes. A trek to the hilltop leads to a temple dedicated to Hanuman, drawing countless devotees and adventure seekers.
Kodanda Rama Temple
Located near the Tungabhadra River, this temple houses beautiful life-sized idols of Rama, Lakshmana, and Sita. It marks the spot where Lord Rama crowned Sugriva as the king of Kishkindha after defeating Vali.
Vijaya Vittala Temple
One of Hampi’s most iconic structures, known for its stone chariot and intricately carved musical pillars that produce distinct sounds when struck. Though not directly linked to the Ramayana, it showcases the artistic grandeur of the Vijayanagara Empire.
Day 10-12: Tamil Nadu (Rameswaram)
- Rameswaram: Visit Rameshwar Jyotirlinga, Vibishan and Hanuman temple, Ramanathaswamy Temple and the site of Rama’s mythical bridge to Lanka
- Travel: Fly from Bangalore to Madurai and a cab from Madurai to Rameshwar(3 hours drive).
Ramanathaswamy Temple
One of the 12 Jyotirlingas, this grand temple is renowned for its 1,200 intricately carved pillars, the longest temple corridor in the world, and 22 sacred wells (Tirthas) where devotees perform purification rituals.
Dhanushkodi
The mythical site where Rama’s bridge (Rama Setu) to Lanka was built. Today, it is an abandoned town with ruins from the 1964 cyclone, offering an eerie yet mystical experience. The spot where Rama broke his bow (Dhanush) is also located here.
Vibhishan Temple
Dedicated to Vibhishana, the noble brother of Ravana who defected to Lord Rama’s side. It is believed that after Ravana’s defeat, Vibhishana was crowned the ruler of Lanka at this very spot.
Five-faced Hanuman Temple
Home to an idol of Lord Hanuman in his Panchmukhi (five-faced) form. This temple also houses floating stones used in the construction of Rama Setu, believed to defy gravity due to divine blessings.
Day 13-16: Visit to Sri Lanka
- Arrival in Colombo and local sightseeing tour
- Travel from Colombo to Kandy and Nuwara Eliya, and visit sites like the Ashok Vatika and the Ravana falls
- Return to Colombo
- Travel- Flight from Madurai to Colombo and return Colombo to Delhi.
Ashok Vatika (Nuwara Eliya)
A serene garden where Sita was held captive by Ravana. This picturesque spot, surrounded by lush greenery, is home to the Sita Amman Temple, which enshrines her footprints and marks the location of her prayers.
Sita Amman Temple
Built at the very place where Sita used to pray daily, seeking Lord Rama’s help. The temple houses idols of Sita, Rama, Lakshmana, and Hanuman, as well as a stream where Sita is believed to have bathed.
Ravana Falls & Ravana Cave
According to legend, Ravana built his palace and secret tunnels here. Hidden behind the magnificent Ravana Falls, this cave is where he is believed to have kept Sita away from Hanuman.
Q- What is the best time to undertake this Ramayana Tour?
Ans- The ideal time for the Ramayana Tour is between October and March, as the weather is pleasant and suitable for traveling across various regions in India and Sri Lanka.
Q- What should I pack for this Ramayana journey?
Ans-Pack comfortable clothing suitable for varied climates, walking shoes for temple and nature visits, a hat and sunscreen for day time excursions, and essential items like reusable water bottles, medication, and power banks.
Q- Are meals included during the Ramayana Tour?
Ans- Yes, breakfast and dinner are included in the package. For lunch, travellers can enjoy local cuisine at recommended restaurants along the route. Special dietary requirements can be accommodated upon request.
Q- Can the itinerary be customized?
Ans- Absolutely! We offer flexible itinerary options to suit your interests, travel duration, and preferred destinations. Share your preferences, and we’ll design a personalised experience.
Q- Are guides available at all locations?
Ans- Yes, knowledgeable local guides will accompany you at significant locations and provide insights into each site’s historical, cultural, and spiritual significance.
Q- Is this tour family-friendly?
Ans- Yes, the Ramayana Touris suitable for travellers of all ages. Activities are thoughtfully curated to engage families, including children and elderly members.
Q- What kind of accommodations are provided?
Ans- Comfortable accommodations in reputable hotels or heritage properties are included, ensuring a relaxing and enjoyable stay throughout the journey.
Q- Will transportation be arranged?
Ans- Yes, all ground transportation, including private vehicles and transfers, is provided as part of the package. If applicable, flights to and within Sri Lanka are also arranged.
Q- Do I need a visa for Sri Lanka?
Ans- Yes, travellers will need a visa for Sri Lanka. We can assist you in the visa application process to & make your travel hassle-free.
Q- Is travel insurance necessary for this trip?
Ans- While not mandatory, travel insurance is highly recommended to cover unforeseen situations such as medical emergencies, trip cancellations, or delays.
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