Ramayana Yatra 2026-27: Ayodhya to Janakpur

Eleven days tracing the footsteps of Lord Shri Ram, Mata Sita and Lakshman Ji: Lucknow, Ayodhya, Prayagraj, Chitrakoot, Varanasi, Patna, Janakpur and Gaya. It is 10 nights and 11 days from ₹37,000 per person.

Yes. Janakpur, the birthplace of Mata Sita, is part of the route, which is what makes it an India and Nepal circuit rather than a purely Indian one.

Yes, the Cultural Quadrangle of Awadh, 6 nights and 7 days from ₹21,900 per person. It covers Ayodhya, Prayagraj, Varanasi and Gaya from Lucknow, leaving out Chitrakoot, Patna and Janakpur.

Lucknow, with Naimisharanya darshan on the day of arrival before the route moves to Ayodhya.

Accommodation on a sharing basis, a private vehicle for the full programme with all sightseeing, all arrival and departure transfers, vegetarian buffet meals, and all toll, parking and driver allowances. Rates are per person, vary with hotel grade and group size, and exclude 5% GST.

Yes. Ramayan Yatra, Ramayana Yatra and Ram Yatra are spellings of the same pilgrimage: a journey through the places linked with Shri Ram, Mata Sita and Lakshman Ji, from Ayodhya to Janakpur in Nepal.

Lucknow and Naimisharanya, then Ayodhya; Ayodhya to Prayagraj with a stop at Shringverpur; Prayagraj to Chitrakoot; Chitrakoot to Varanasi and a full day in Kashi; Varanasi to Patna via Buxar; Patna to Janakpur in Nepal; Janakpur back to Patna via Sitamarhi; and Patna to Gaya, where the yatra ends.

On the Ganga, upstream of Prayagraj. It is remembered as the kingdom of Nishadraj, where Shri Ram crossed the river on the way to exile, and the yatra stops there on the drive from Ayodhya to Prayagraj.

By road from Prayagraj on day four. While there, the yatra visits Ramghat, the Kamadgiri parikrama and Gupt Godavari.

October to March, when Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and the Nepal plains are cool enough for long temple days. April to June is very hot, and the July to September monsoon can slow the roads.