Ayodhya, renowned as the birthplace of Lord Ram, is witnessing an unprecedented surge in visitors for the New Year festivities. Hotels in the city are almost entirely booked as devotees eagerly plan to visit the iconic Ram Temple, set to open for darshan in January 2024.
In anticipation of the high influx of visitors, the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust has extended darshan timings, allowing more pilgrims to experience the spiritual ambiance. Ayodhya’s hospitality industry, ranging from budget accommodations to luxury hotels, is thriving amidst the heightened demand.
Local authorities are taking steps to manage the influx, ensuring smooth transportation, enhanced security, and improved amenities to cater to the devotees’ needs. Restaurants and shops have also prepared for the season, offering special menus and souvenirs reflecting Ayodhya’s rich culture.
The Ram Temple’s inauguration has not only uplifted Ayodhya’s religious prominence but has also positioned the city as a key tourist destination. This development is expected to have long-term benefits for the region’s economy and infrastructure.
Ayodhya’s transformation into a bustling hub of devotion and celebration marks a historic moment, blending tradition with modern hospitality, and is set to captivate visitors well beyond the New Year.