Ram Puja in Ayodhya: Book Online
Lord Sri Ram, Sita, Lakshman, Hanuman worship, booked online for Ayodhya. Video proof of the puja; prasad delivery is optional.
Browse all pujasWhat is Ram Puja?
Deity: Lord Sri Ram, Sita, Lakshman, Hanuman
Scriptural basis: Valmiki Ramayana, Ramcharitmanas (Tulsidas), Ram Raksha Stotra (Budha Kaushika Rishi).
Intent: Performed for righteousness (dharma), family harmony, victory over adversity, and devotion (bhakti).
Why perform it in Ayodhya?
Ayodhya is the janmabhoomi of Sri Ram — one of the seven Mokshapuri (cities granting liberation) and central to the Ramayana tradition. The newly consecrated Ram Mandir (2024) makes Ayodhya among the most spiritually significant Vaishnava destinations in modern India. A well-known temple for this puja in Ayodhya is Sri Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir.
Ritual procedure
Duration: approximately 90 minutes.
Samagri traditionally used in this puja:
- Tulsi mala, basil leaves
- Yellow flowers (gainda), banana
- Panchamrit, gangajal (Sarayu jal preferred)
- Akshat, kumkum, chandan
- Ramraksha and Sundarkand path books
Muhurat guidance: Best on Ram Navami (Chaitra Shukla Navami), Vijayadashami, Diwali, or any Tuesday/Saturday (Hanuman days). Brahma muhurat or evening aarti time at the mandir. Consult auspicious muhurat for your chosen date.
What’s in a Darshya booking
- A pandit performs the puja
- Video recording of the puja, delivered to your booking page after the ceremony
- Optional prasad delivery (flat add-on); no delivery date is promised
- Booking status on your booking page
Pricing & timing
Base sankalp: ₹3,100 (India) / $71 (NRI / international)
Optional upgrades are shown at checkout where available. Your booking page shows the schedule confirmation.
FAQs
Is the puja done inside the new Ram Mandir?
Archana is performed at an authorized altar in the mandir precincts. Full sankalp + path is done outside; both are captured in video proof.
Will Sundarkand be recited?
Yes — full Sundarkand (Tulsidas Ramcharitmanas, 60 dohas + chaupais) is included.
Sarayu jal in prasad?
Yes — sealed Sarayu river water + tulsi from Ayodhya temples included.