AYODHYA: soon, the city of lord ram There will be six grand entrances named after the characters of Ramayana.
To develop Ayodhya as a world class city, as his ambitious and dream project, Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh Yogi AdityanathIt is also determined to restore the mythological form of Ayodhya.
in the midst of beautifying Ram Mandir The crowd of devotees and tourists is increasing rapidly in Ayodhya. Devotees coming from Lucknow, Gorakhpur, Rae Bareli, Gonda, Prayagraj and Varanasi will be able to enter Ayodhya through the huge entrance named after Ayodhya. characters of ramayana,
Those coming from Lucknow will enter the temple town through ‘Shri Ram Dwar’. Will enter the city from ‘Hanuman Dwar’ coming from Gorakhpur Road; ‘Bharat Dwar’ for those coming from Allahabad; ‘Laxman Dwar’ on Gonda Road; ‘Jatayu Dwar’ on Varanasi Road and ‘Garuda Dwar’ for those coming from Rae Bareli.
Speaking to TOI, Ayodhya district magistrate Nitish Kumar said, “At every entrance, there will be world-class facilities including large parking areas, toilets, restaurants and hotels for devotees.”
To develop Ayodhya as a world class city, as his ambitious and dream project, Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh Yogi AdityanathIt is also determined to restore the mythological form of Ayodhya.
in the midst of beautifying Ram Mandir The crowd of devotees and tourists is increasing rapidly in Ayodhya. Devotees coming from Lucknow, Gorakhpur, Rae Bareli, Gonda, Prayagraj and Varanasi will be able to enter Ayodhya through the huge entrance named after Ayodhya. characters of ramayana,
Those coming from Lucknow will enter the temple town through ‘Shri Ram Dwar’. Will enter the city from ‘Hanuman Dwar’ coming from Gorakhpur Road; ‘Bharat Dwar’ for those coming from Allahabad; ‘Laxman Dwar’ on Gonda Road; ‘Jatayu Dwar’ on Varanasi Road and ‘Garuda Dwar’ for those coming from Rae Bareli.
Speaking to TOI, Ayodhya district magistrate Nitish Kumar said, “At every entrance, there will be world-class facilities including large parking areas, toilets, restaurants and hotels for devotees.”