Updated Train Schedules for Ayodhya Ram Mandir Darshan (Jan 22nd): Secure your Darshan on the auspicious day with our comprehensive guide. Includes special trains, timings, booking info & more!
Indian Railways has updated the schedules of various trains heading to Ayodhya to accommodate the growing number of devotees eager to visit the temple town after the grand consecration ceremony on January 22, according to Union Minister of State Darshana Jardosh.
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Surat MP Jardosh, in a post on X, shared, “Indian Railways will take you to the faith of Ayodhya…Given the increasing demand of Ram devotees, some changes have been made in the trains going to Ayodhya.”
The list of trains bound for Ayodhya, along with their schedules from respective cities, has been provided by Jardosh. Here’s the complete list:
- Udhna – Ayodhya – Udhna: Commencing from January 30, 2024
- Indore – Ayodhya – Indore: Commencing from February 10, 2024
- Mahesana – Salarpur – Mahesana: Commencing from January 30, 2024
- Vapi – Ayodhya – Vapi: Commencing from February 06, 2024
- Vadodara – Ayodhya – Vadodara
- Palanpur – Salarpur – Palanpur: Commencing from January 31, 2024
- Valsad – Ayodhya – Valsad: Commencing from February 02, 2024
- Sabarmati – Salarpur – Sabarmati
The ‘Pran Pratishtha’ ceremony for the Ram Temple is scheduled for January 22. Vedic rituals for the Pran-Pratishtha ceremony of Ram Lalla in Ayodhya will commence on January 16, a week prior to the main ceremony.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has instructed officials to implement the ‘Kumbh model of cleanliness’ in Ayodhya, ensuring that the ‘Ramnagari’ appears as the cleanest and most beautiful city.
Varanasi priest Lakshmi Kant Dixit will conduct the main rituals of the consecration ceremony for Ram Lalla on January 22. Ayodhya will observe the Amrit Mahotsav from January 14 to January 22.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to participate in the temple’s consecration ceremony on January 22, marking the nearing completion of the first phase of the temple.
