Ramayana Spiritual Forest in Ayodhya: The tale of Ram’s exile period
Ayodhya, the sacred city steeped in Hindu heritage. It is set to unveil a addition to its landscape – the “Ramayana Spiritual Forest” along the serene banks of the Saryu River. This visionary project, an integral part of the Ayodhya Master Plan, aims to narrate the compelling tale of Lord Ram’s 14-year exile through an enchanting ecological forest, resembling an open-air museum.

Significance of the Project,
Describing it as an extension of the riverfront designed to be an eco-friendly haven illustrating Shri Ram’s journey during the Vanvaas (exile) period. The immersive experience will not only attract devotees but also beckon tourists and nature enthusiasts. It will create a harmonious fusion of spirituality, culture, and environmental conservation.
Ramayana Spiritual Forest will take place on the banks of the Saryu River. It will be a cultural landmark, celebrating the rich heritage associated with Ayodhya and the Ramayana. The project’s role in preserving and showcasing this heritage, fostering a connection between the past and the present.
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Ayodhya Master Plan
The redevelopment of Ayodhya is slated to span over 10 years. It requires an investment exceeding ₹85,000 crore. The plan will include the creation of grand entry points called Ram Dwars, traditional stone facades, homestays and diverse accommodation options. The Ramayana Spiritual Forest will promise an immersive cultural experience.
The development of the Ramayana Spiritual Forest</strong> is progressing through a public-private partnership (PPP). One notable project under this plan is the “Bhraman Path,” a road connecting the Saryu River with the Ram temple. This road project, akin to the Kashi Vishwanath corridor in Varanasi. The Ramayana Spiritual Forest <strong>follows in the footsteps of Ram Path, Bhakti Path, and Ram Janmabhoomi Path, solidifying Ayodhya’s connectivity.
Conclusion
The Prime Minister Narendra Modi set to participate in the consecration ceremony on January 22. Ayodhya is ready to become a symbol of cultural richness and spiritual resonance. It emerges as a testament to Ayodhya’s commitment to preserving its cultural heritage and offering visitors a unique blend of spirituality, history, and environmental harmony.
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