Ramkot Ayodhya

Ramkot Ayodhya is a fort and temple premise that is known to be a landmark of key historical, religious and cultural importance in the city. Visitors and devotees come to this landmark to know about the religious importance of the fort and temple along with its contribution to the ancient heritage of the city. A popular tourist attraction today, it is thronged by devotees, travellers and history enthusiasts and curious visitors alike.

About Ramkot Ayodhya Culture and History

The Ramkot Ayodhya history is replete with the glorious tales of Sri Ramchandra, the incarnation of Lord Vishnu in the Treta Yug. The place lends a sense of reverence to travellers for its close association with the Lord for being the prime place of worship for devotees. It is believed to be the birthplace of Lord Rama and testifies the rich legacy of Ayodhya. Visitors can get an immersive experience of the history, its narrative and architecture of the fort. One can also get a glimpse of the lifestyle and military strategies of the time through the carvings, structures and designs of Ramkot Ayodhya Fort. It is believed that Lord Hanuman himself vigilantly guards this fort from a secret cave located in the ground.

Other Important Things to Know About Ramkot Ayodhya

1. The Ramkot Ayodhya height is the most elevated at the historic citadel and gives a bird’s eye view of the Ayodhya city from the top.
2. Ram Navami is celebrated prosperously and with great pomp at the fort and its temple, marking the birth of Lord Rama as a divine incarnation.
3. Ayodhya Junction is the nearest railway station that provides easy railway connectivity to the fort.
4. Ramkot Ayodhya is also well-connected with the city and other locations via roadways. If travelling via airways, you can reach the Maharishi Valmiki International Airport of Ayodhya to reach here.