Deepotsav 2026__Ayodhya will see an ocean of lights, 41 monasteries-temples will be illuminated__Preparations to make the decade of Deepotsav grand, attractive lighting will also be done at major religious places along with Rampath__Shri Ayodhya Ji Teerth Vikas Parishad has prepared a list of 41 monasteries-temples and religious places__
In Yogi government, the spiritual grandeur of Ramnagari will shine with modern lighting along with traditional garlands__Decoration work will be completed before Deepotsav, devotees and tourists will see a grand spectacle__Ayodhya, 29 October._ Preparations have intensified in Ramnagari to make the tenth Deepotsav, being organized under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, grand and attractive. This time, along with Rampath, 41 major monasteries-temples and religious places of Ayodhya will also be decorated with attractive lights. Shri Ayodhya Ji Teerth Vikas Parishad is making special arrangements for garlands and lighting at these places, due to which the spiritual grandeur of Ramnagari will shine more during Deepotsav.
The Parishad has prepared a list of 41 monasteries-temples and religious places for this. Different numbers of garlands will be installed at these places. Religious places decorated with hundreds of garlands will become the centre of attraction for devotees and tourists during Deepotsav. This decoration is also considered important in the direction of developing Ayodhya as a grand religious and tourism centre with the efforts of the Yogi government._From Chhoti Chhawani to Dashrath Mahal, lighting will be done at 41 places_The list of Shri Ayodhya Ji Teerth Vikas Parishad includes major religious places including Chhoti Chhawani Temple, Valmiki Temple, Dube Temple, Char Dham Temple, Digambar Akhara, Bada Bhakt Mahal, Dashrath Mahal, Sankadik Ashram, Janki Ghat, Kaushalya Sadan, Asharfi Bhavan, Ramvallabhakunj, Dadia Temple, Laxman Kila, Sugreev Kila, Shridham Ramkot, Rang Mahal, Kshireshwar Temple, Totradimath, Tiwari Temple, Ram Nideshacharyaji Temple and Satguru Ashram.
Apart from this, Jhunkeeghat Temple, Naka Hanumangarhi Temple Ayodhya, Udasin Sangat Ashram (Ranopali), Phatik Shila, Ram Kachehri, Ramvallabhacharya Temple, Gurudwara Brahma Kund, Raj Sadan, Shahadatganj Hanumangarhi, Daridri Ashram, Shri Hanuman Temple Pakka Ghat, Hanumat Sadan Acharya Rajkishore, Kachcha Ghat Bandha Tiraha, Karsevakpuram Complex, Karsevakpuram Workshop, Mangal Bhavan, Sundardham, Bhajan Sabhya Sthal and Maharishi Ved Vigyan Vidyapeeth will also be decorated with lights._Confluence of traditional garlands with modern lighting_Under the plan of the Parishad, the number of garlands has been determined as per the requirement at each site. The monasteries-temples will be given an attractive look with a combination of traditional decoration and modern lighting. Due to this, the grandeur and architectural beauty of religious places will emerge at night. In previous Deepotsavs, Ayodhya was illuminated with lakhs of lamps. This time special attention is being paid to the decoration of monasteries-temples, so that the importance of religious places is also prominently visible.
According to the Parishad, the lighting work will be started soon and is planned to be completed before Deepotsav._Decoration will be completed before Deepotsav_CEO of Shri Ayodhya Ji Teerth Vikas Parishad Jayendra Kumar said that during Deepotsav, monasteries-temples will be decorated with a mixture of traditional and modern lighting. These places will be seen bathed in light at night, due to which devotees and tourists will get to see a wonderful view. He said that this effort is being made in the direction of making Ramnagari more grand and attractive during Deepotsav. There is enthusiasm among local people and saints and Mahants also regarding these preparations. They believe that when 41 monasteries-temples will glow with light simultaneously, the entire Ayodhya area will appear like an ocean of light. The decoration of major monasteries-temples along with Rampath in the tenth Deepotsav of Yogi government is a preparation to give a new form to the religious and cultural grandeur of Ayodhya.
