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Ayodhya is a city in northern India (in Uttar Pradesh state) located on the Sarayu river, serving as the administrative center for its district and division. It has become India's top tourist destination, attracting 110 million visitors in the first half of 2024 and surpassing the previously popular city of Varanasi.
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You can buy Ramnama towel, chundri, kurta and handicraft bags, tulsi mala, ramdana, Ramayana, books, sweet ball (laddoo).
Meat sales are banned within the of Ram Mandir since February 2026, making Ayodhya one of the few Indian cities to effectively ban selling meat. So, eating options are limited to local vegetarian shops and restaurants.
You can get water, fruit juice, cold drinks, etc.
Various Vaishnava Mutts maintain community halls near the temple area. Devotees can stay for free or for a lower cost.
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Ayodhya of Ajodhya, vroeger Ayojjhā genoemd, is een stad en gemeente in het district Ayodhya van de Indiase staat Uttar Pradesh. Ayodhya is een van de zeven heilige plaatsen voor hindoes in India. In 2018 werd de stad benoemd tot districtshoofdstad, een status die het overnam van de stad Faizabad. De naam van het district werd gelijktijdig gewijzigd van Faizabad in Ayodhya.
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