5 Hidden Temples in Ayodhya You Must Visit: Siddhartha Joshi's Exploration

While the Ram Mandir is the most famous landmark in Ayodhya city, the city is a divine home to some numerous hidden temples, each carrying centuries of mythological and great historical significance. Travel expert Siddhartha Joshi has recently explored some of these lesser-known hidden gems, unveiling their quite fascinating stories. Here's a brief look at the five hidden temples in Ayodhya which you shouldn't miss:

1. Kaleram Temple

• When Babur's army attacked Ayodhya, the idols of Shri Ram were hidden in the Saryu River to protect them.
• A priest from Maharashtra later rediscovered and enshrined them in this temple, making it a place of deep religious importance.

2. Ram Janaki Station Temple

• It is believed that Shri Ram's Pushpak Viman landed at this spot when he returned to Ayodhya from Lanka.
• This temple holds immense mythological significance and offers a much serene evening aarti experience.

3. Patthar Temple

• A hidden spiritual retreat beautifully tucked away in the bylanes of Ayodhya.
• A perfect place for some peaceful meditation away from the city's hustle.

4. Janaki Bhawan

• Dedicated to Sita Ji, this temple divinely marks deep the spot where she was adopted as a daughter.
• Known for its soul-stirring aarti experience, which is an absolute must-attend thing.

5. Nageshwar Nath Temple

• The most prominent Shiva temple in Ayodhya is located at the Ram Ki Paidi.
• Believed to be a self-manifested Swayambhu temple, holding great historical and religious importance.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Siddhartha Joshi (@siddharthajoshi)

Explore Ayodhya Beyond Ram Mandir

• Ayodhya is filled with spiritual treasures beyond its well-known landmarks. These deeply hidden temples hold profound history and mythology, offering a very unique blend of devotion and tranquility.

Have you visited any of these temples in Ayodhya? Let us know in comments!

For more interesting travel stories, always stay tuned to WhosThat360!