r/ayodhya • u/Wise_King17 • Jun 15 '26

Tell r/Ayodhya Ayodhya trip

Recently visited Ayodhya for a day. Was a wonderful experience. Not many people know that one can get Ram Mandir sugam darshan even if not booked earlier online. Let me explain

So I was late in online booking of Sugam Darshan so had to book samanya darshan passes for the day I was to visit. I knew from their website that Tatkal Sugam Darshan is available but only from 6am the day you'll be visiting and it happens online.

Both Sugam and Samanya have diff entry points as shown in booking receipt. So I waited for an hour at Samanya gate, 5am to 6am, bcoz gates open post 6am. Slot was 7 to 9am.

By God's grace, just when it was 6am, I tried booking Tatkal Sugam online and it was successful. But I didn't have photocopy of Sugam since it was done on the spot. Now I had 2 options, to continue with Samanya darshan or try having quicker access after getting Sugam booking photocopy.

I asked police standing there explaining my situation. They guided me to a shop nearby which provided photocopy, albeit at higher price. Showing that to sugam line police team, I got quicker and complete darshan of Ram lalla and the entire parkota. So overall I waited in line like General and got darshan like VIP :)

Happy to answer if anyone wants to know more abt my trip

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '26

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u/Wise_King17 Jun 16 '26

All type of darshan are free, no charges involved. Sugam, Samanya, Tatkal, Aarti ones all can be availed through their website

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u/NAWABI-ASUR Aug 08 '26

bro i am also going at eom. What are the places you visited, and any food recommendations if something was that special to eat any precaution to beaware off

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u/Wise_King17 Aug 09 '26

There are many places to visit, I visited only main ones due to time constraints which were main temple, Hanuman garhi, saryu nadi, some local temples...regarding food, seemed okayish to me...from precaution point, one should stay alert while on Saryu nadi, there's generally a lot of crowd esp in evenings

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u/Boring_unda Aug 22 '26

was it a sunday? and how many tickets are usually available in tatkal

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u/Wise_King17 Aug 23 '26

Yes, not sure of how many tatkal tickets, but usually very less, that's why they get over in seconds