Ayodhya Travel Guide
Bharat
Kund: - 15km
Towards south are nandigram and bharat kund the
place for performing the holy sraddha (rituals of paying homage to
ancestors ) . The ghats on the northern side of bharat kund were built by
baqtawar singh (brother of king darshan singh ) In the 1st quarter of 19th
century .` jata kund " is believed to be the spot where lord rama and
lakshman cut their matted hair at the end of their exile .
Shringi
Rishi Ashram:
This is the place where sage shringi had
performed the putrakameshti yahna for king dashrath . this is a beautiful
scenic sport on the banks of river saryu.
Punyahari:
It
is located in the village punhad , 19km from shringi rishi 6km from
bilvahari a site that has yielded a lot of archaeological antiquities .
Tulsi Smarak Bhawan:
built in the memory of
goswami tulsidas , is used for prayer meetings and religious discourses.
If also houses the 'Ayodhya Shodh Sansthan', where a large collection of
literary works on Swami Tulsidas can be. A cultural center of performing
Arts also functions here.
Ramkatha Museum:
The
Ramkatha museum, set up at Ayodhya since 1988, is engaged in collection
preservation and conservation of antiquities rated to the story of Lord
Rama.
Main Ghats -Guptar Ghat , RajGhat , Ram Ghat,
Lakshman Ghat, Janki Ghat, Naya Ghat. Tanks - Sita Kund , Suraj Kund,
Vibhisan Kund, Brahma Kund, Dantdhavan Kund, Vidya Kund. Hill-tops-
Sugreev Tila, Angad Tila, Nal- neel Tila and Kuber Tila.
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