Ayodhya is one of the most trending and sacred places in India. As per the ancient script, this place is the birthplace of Lord Ram, along with so many other cultural and historical significance. After Pran Partishta of ram Lala in his adobe and inauguration of magnificent Ram Mandir, Ayodhya has become a new place welcoming devotees every day. If you are planning to visit with family or loved ones, then booking Tempo traveller from Delhi to Ayodhya is the best option to travel with your family or friends. Instead of getting stressed with driving or adjusting to public transport timings, you can just relax and enjoy the trip at your own pace.
Whether you are visiting for spiritual purposes, to explore the city’s heritage or just looking for a break from daily life, then this road trip will be an experience to remember. With spacious seating, enough luggage space and modern amenities, a Tempo Traveller has everything you need for a luxurious travel.
Distance between Delhi and Ayodhya by road is 693 km and the best way to reach is via Agra-Lucknow Expressway. This well-maintained highway is smooth and relatively quick and takes around 10 hours. Expressway reduces travel time and avoids all the traffic points. Along the way you will pass through Mathura, Agra and Lucknow, each having its own historical and cultural importance. If you want to take a slightly longer route you can take the route via NH 34 to see local villages and towns, but that will add more time to your journey. Planning your fuel stops, food breaks and rest points well will make the long drive more comfortable and enjoyable.
The Tempo traveller rental cost from Delhi to Ayodhya depends on the seating capacity, the day’s trip and the additional stops you plan. But we can take a guarantee that no one can offer the transparent and more competitive pricing than us, along with the top-notch service. If you hire 9 seater tempo traveller its pricing starts at ₹24 per km, while a 12 seater can range from ₹26 to ₹28 per km. If you plan for a 3 days round trip then the overall cost will come around ₹34,000 to ₹38,000 which will be inclusive of fuel, driver charges, toll taxes, state tax and GST. With our customizable packages you get the option to make a trip to nearby cities like Prayagraj. We suggest you make your booking in advance and especially during festival time so that you can get the best rate. Contact us to get the detailed quote to understand the full cost and avoid unexpected expenses.
| Tempo Traveller Types | Per Km Cost (INR) | Driver Charges Per Day | Fare for 3 Days Trip |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9 Seater Maharaja |  24/- |
600 |
42,000 |
| 12 Seater Maharaja | 26/- |
600 |
42,000 |
| 16 Seater Tempo Traveller | 28/- |
700 |
48,000 |
| 20 Seater Tempo Traveller | 30/- |
700 |
54,000 |
| 27 Seater AC Mini Bus | 36/- |
800 |
62,000 |
| 12 Seater Urbania | 30/- |
700 |
54,000 |
A road trip from Delhi to Ayodhya can be more interesting than you think. With booking service of Delhi to Ayodhya tempo traveller, you can have experiences better than train or flight. On your route, explore many hidden gems beyond the usual Agra and Lucknow. For example, you can stop at Bateshwar, a town near Agra with over 100 ancient temples of Lord Shiva on the banks of the Yamuna river. Further down the road if you are a wildlife enthusiast, you can take a quick detour to Sur Sarovar Bird Sanctuary near Mathura, where you can see many migratory birds. In Lucknow you can visit the British Residency ruins or stop by Gomti Riverfront Park for a quick break before you continue your journey. On this trip, you will not only be reaching Ayodhya but can also discover smaller towns and unexplored places to add more experience to your journey.
Get going at dawn to squeeze every moment out of your trip. As you cruise through Mathura, take time to check out Krishna's birthplace or grab some sweets from the old town shops. Keep moving towards Agra and swing by the Taj Mahal or Agra Fort if you can. Push on to Lucknow for a midday meal where you can chill and sample local eats like tunday kebabs or Lucknow style biryani. You should hit Ayodhya by nightfall and get settled in your room. Once you have cleaned up, head to Saryu Ghat to catch the evening prayer. Watching the river glow with drifting lights as prayers echo around you offers a peaceful way to close out your day.
Start your day with a visit to the birthplace of Lord Rama and the temple Ram Janmabhoomi. Take your time to look around the temple area and learn about why it is so important pilgrimage destination and its significance. Next, swing by Hanuman Garhi, a temple that honors Lord Hanuman and gives you a great view of Ayodhya from up high. When you're hungry, grab a traditional veggie thali at a local spot for lunch. Later on, make your way to Kanak Bhawan, a temple famous for its fancy-looking statues of Lord Ram and Sita. Take a stroll to Tulsi Udyan which is a park dedicated to the poet Tulsidas. You can end your day with a boat ride on the Saryu River. If you are left with some time, do not miss to explore these Places near Ayodhya for a memorable trip.
Start with a visit to the Guptar Ghat a spot where Lord Ram is believed to have taken his final journey. Have your breakfast and visit Choti Chawni to see the structure with 34 rock cut caves that showcase intricate carvings. Have lunch in Ayodhya before starting the return journey to Delhi. While going back to Delhi you can stop at Lucknow for evening snacks or to buy souvenirs like chikankari embroidered fabrics. If you have time in hand and love to explore Sanatan Dharm Circuit of India, extend your Trip to Ayodhya with Varanasi and Prayagraj.
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