On arrival at Ayohdya airport or railway station, you will be met you company Representative and will be transferred to your booked Hotel.

Later in late afternoon around 4 PM drive to Ram ki Paidi. The banks of the holy Sarayu River in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh, India, host a series of ghats known as Ram Ki Padi. Every day, a large number of pilgrims visit to take a sacred bath in the pure waters of the Sarayu. The riverfront, especially illuminated during floodlit nights, presents a majestic spectacle. Walk through these steps and sands to have feel of where Lord Rama used to play and often used to come in his day time. On reaching cremation ground – Manikarnika Ghat, you will see all cremation rituals. This is the only place in the world where cremation goes for 24 hours and every 3rd minute a new dead body arrives for cremation rituals. Know the logic behind burning of dead bodies and see all cremation rituals being performed from your boat with your naked eyes. Photography is not allowed here. Enjoy boat ride for 30 minutes in Saryu river.

After this in the evening visit to Swarg Dwar Ghat. As twilight descends, Swarg Dwar Ghat comes alive with rhythmic chants and devotional fervor. Witness the enchanting evening Aarti Ceremony here, one of the most profound spiritual experiences in Ayodhya. Get there early to walk around the ghats with our knowledgeable tour guide, and immerse yourself in age-old traditions. After aarti ends you will be dropped back to your respective hotel.

Later after this visit to Suryakund. Ayodhya's nightly laser light show at Surya Kund unfolds the epic narrative of Lord Ram's life, captivating audiences with a dazzling visual spectacle. As the sun sets, the city transforms into a radiant canvas, illuminating the tale of Ram's journey to the throne and the divine arrival of Lord Sun to Earth. This immersive experience, blending vibrant lights, music, and narration, enchants both locals and tourists. The laser show serves not only as entertainment but also as a poignant cultural and spiritual connection, preserving and sharing the revered legacy of Lord Ram in a concise yet impactful manner.