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Naya Ghat, Ayodhya

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    Location: Theri Bazar, Ayodhya, Manjha Kala, Uttar Pradesh 224123, India

    Estimated Visiting Time: 1-2 hours.

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    Naya Ghat Ayodhya famous religious destination, Naya Ghat, provides pilgrims and those seeking spiritual enlightenment with a calm setting. Situated on the banks of the Saryu River, Naya Ghat is a serene and spiritual location. The nightly aarti, a captivating ceremony that infuses the space with dedication and serenity, is open to visitors.

    Attraction

    Naya Ghat Ayodhya Situated beside the Sarayu River, Naya Ghat provides a spiritual retreat. Naya Ghat is very significant to the residents of Ayodhya despite not being as well known as some other Ghats in the area. It is believed to have been constructed in the Mughal era and, despite its age, has held up rather well over time. As soon as you enter Naya Ghat, a sense of dedication and serenity fills you. The Ghat’s miniature temples dedicated to various gods and goddesses provide a calming atmosphere ideal for meditation and devotion. Many people think that taking a dip in the Saryu River at Naya Ghat blesses one and purifies the soul. Take a boat ride on the Sarayu River at Naya Ghat in Ayodhya. These rides provide a unique perspective of the Ghat and its temples is provided by these rides. The amiable boatmen regale you with fascinating myths and tales about the Ghat. There are a number of street vendors providing mouthwatering food close to the Naya Ghat. To make your vacation even more enjoyable, don’t forget to sample some traditional treats like “pedal” and “jalebi.”

    History

    About 100 to 150 meters north of the old Svargadvara Ghat, the new ghat (Naya Ghat) and a bridge were constructed in 1960. In between both ghats, a water pool with a lovely flower garden was also opened. Notable temples in the vicinity of Svargadvara Ghat are Chaturbhuji, Sarayu, Chandrahari, Gangamahal, and Nageshvaranath. The pilgrims carry out a range of rites at these ghats, including as offering alms, taking a holy bath for purification, and meditation, which come together to create unique ritualscapes. A special ritual involves offering food, money, clothes, and cows as offerings.Naya Ghat Ayodhya Best Religious and Pilgrimage places

    Inside/Outside Views

    Naya Ghat Ayodhya is a charming location beside a river,  the Sarayu River. It is distinguished by its tranquil atmosphere, which is enhanced by the rich vegetation and gently running rivers. Here, pilgrims and visitors alike frequently congregate to partake in religious rites and become fully enveloped in the spiritual ambiance. Steps that descend to the water may be present on the ghat, allowing guests to offer prayers, engage in religious rites, or just take in the serene beauty of the river. The vista from Naya Ghat gives a tranquil diversion from the bustle of city life, allowing for some introspection and a reconnection with the natural world.Naya Ghat Ayodhya Best Religious and Pilgrimage places

    Opening Hours

    Always open.

    Entry & Others Fees

    There is no fee.

    How to Reach

    By Air: A number of airlines fly to Maharishi Valmiki International Airport in Ayodhya, which is around 10 km from Ayodhya Dham, from major cities. The airports in Varanasi, Gorakhpur, Prayagraj, and Lucknow are also accessible.

    By Rail: You must take a train to Ayodhya Railway Station, also known as Faizabad Junction, in order to get to Naya Ghat in Ayodhya by rail. After you get to the station, you can go to Naya Ghat, which is around 5–6 kilometers from the train station, by taxi, autorickshaw, or other local mode of transportation.

    By Road:The Uttar Pradesh Transport Corporation offers round-the-clock bus services, making it a hassle-free way to travel here from anywhere. Faizabad can be reached by road from Lucknow at 152 km, Gorakhpur in 158 km, Prayagraj in 172 km, and Varanasi in 224 km. By road, the distances between Ayodhya and Lucknow are 172 km, Gorakhpur 138 km, Prayagraj 192 km, and Varanasi 244 km.

    Tips for Travellers

    • Dress modestly as it’s a religious site.
    • Try to visit during the evening aarti.
    • Be respectful of religious customs.

    FAQ

    Que-01: Is this place safe to visit?

    Ans: Yes, this place is safe.

    Que-02: Is photography allowed inside?

    Ans: Yes.

    Que-03: What is its significance?

    Ans: Naya Ghat is religiously and culturally significant because it offers pilgrims and visitors a beautiful place to participate in ceremonies, offer prayers and experience the meditative environment of Ayodhya.

    Que-04: When was Naya Ghat constructed’?

    Ans: Naya Ghat was recently constructed as a part of Ayodhya’s development and beautification initiatives. 

    Que-05: What amenities does Naya Ghat offer?

    Ans: Naya Ghat might include facilities for religious events or rites, as well as paths, seating spots, and illumination. 

    Que-06: Is Naya Ghat open to the general public?

     Ans: Yes, Naya Ghat is normally open to the public for sightseeing, religious activities, and other uses.

    Que-07: Are there any events or festivals celebrated at Naya Ghat?

    Ans: Naya Ghat hosts a variety of religious celebrations and festivals, particularly those that are associated with local customs or the Hindu calendar.

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