Why to visit Shri Kale Ram Mandir
The Shri Kale Ram Temple in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh, is a sacred place where Shri Ram is worshiped. King Vikramaditya built the original Ram temple on Ram ki Paidi around 2000 years ago after restoring the Kale Ram temple. People believe that a visit to Ayodhya is not complete without seeing Sri Kale Ram.
What to Expect?
There are many things that one can expect to experience in this place.
- The Shri Kale Ram Temple is unique because it houses idols of Lord Ram, his brothers Bharat, Lakshman, Shatrughan, Lord Hanuman, and Mata Sita.
- To visit the temple, formal or traditional clothing is required as there is a dress code in place.
- While photography and videography are allowed, prior permission may be required.
- Visitors can also receive Prasad for their puja and take it home with them.
Did you Know?
In 1528 A.D., during Babur’s invasion, a holy person named Shyamanand Saraswati bravely defended the temple. To protect an idol from the Mughals, Shyamanand tossed it into the Saryu River. The idol stayed submerged for 220 years.
In 1748 A.D., a Brahmin from Maharashtra found the idol while bathing in the river and placed it in the Kale Ram temple. Since then, the temple has been a revered place of worship and devotion.
Local Belief
Devotees believe that praying to Shri Kale Ram grants their wishes. It's a well-known spot for those seeking blessings and divine help in their lives.
Places Nearby
If you're interested in exploring nearby attractions, you can visit–
- Hanuman Garhi (2 km)
- Dashrath Bhavan (1.5 km)
- Sita ki Rasoi (2.5 km)
- Mani Parvat (3 km)
Darshan Timings
5:00 AM to 11:00 AM & 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Entry Fee
Nil
Best Time to Visit
The best time to visit this temple is between February and April, when the weather is ideal for travel. Alternatively, visiting this site at any time of day is ideal because it is a spiritual location where one can seek favors.
Distance from Ayodhya Junction: 2.7 km
Distance from Ayodhya Airport: 8 km
