Birla Temple of Shree Ram & Janki
.Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh, India
Ayodhya’s Birla Temple is situated on the Ayodhya Faizabad Road, in front of the bus stand. Also known as Ram Janki Birla Temple, it is dedicated to Lord Ram and his consort, Goddess Sita. Having a special place in the religious tourism of Ayodhya, the temple welcomes thousands of Indian and foreign devotees.
History of the temple
The Birla Temple in Ayodhya has been constructed by the Birla Family. This family established temples in multiple cities across India, including Ayodhya. Birla Dharamshala was also built along with this temple.
Significance of the temple
Birla Temple occupies a special place in Hindu spirituality. It is said that all devotees who visit the Ram Janmbhoomi Temple, also pay obeisance to the deity here. Visitors get to learn about the Ramayana and Puranic Hindu mythology at this temple. Birla Temples are designed in a special way to accommodate hundreds of devotees and this holds for the temple in Ayodhya. Additionally, Birla Dharamshala provides multiple amenities at an affordable price, in an attempt to help the pilgrims and travelers.
Architecture of the temple
Ayodhya’s Birla Temple has been built as per the Nagara style of architecture. The captivating carvings and the attractive inscriptions on Balua rocks add to the beauty of the temple. Together with Lord Ram and Goddess Sita, the temple also houses an idol of Lord Lakshmana. Further, the premises of the temple encapsulate the famed Birla Dharamshala. Embodying Hindu culture and Indian religious tradition, this temple is a gem in the country's national heritage.
Temple Timings
Temple Morning timings
06:00 AM - 12:00 PMDuring the day, the temple is closed between
12:00 PM - 04:00 PMMorning Aarti timings
07:00 AM - 07:30 AMMandir Evening timings
04:00 PM - 09:00 PMEvening Aarti timings
07:00 PM - 07:30 PMOfferings of the temple
Devotees offer Laddoo and Barfi as prasad to Lord Ram, at the Birla Temple.
Travel Details
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