Where is Diwali best celebrated in India?
Ayodhya nagri, Ram ki nagri, a place where faith dances on temple bells and rivers whisper ancient tales. When you think of such a place, you cannot just think of a city — you will feel that this place is just like stories. This sacred land is the birthplace of Lord Rama, which is why it is one of the best places to visit during Diwali.
The Distance between Delhi and Ayodhya is 714 km by road. Diwali is arguably Ayodhya’s most visually stunning festival. Deepotsav is a grand celebration before Diwali, where you can witness millions of diyas lit on the ghats as well as streets, breaking world records year after year. Locals and tourists gather at Ram Ki Paidi to watch the river glow under countless lamps, cultural performances and fireworks.
Just one thing to remember is Ayodhya is very popular especially during the times of big festivals like Ram Navami and Deepotsav. Hotels get booked quickly, so always be sure to book your stay a good few weeks before your trip so that you have a nice and comfortable stay. Also if you are not taking your own car, make sure to book a car on rent in Delhi well in advance. The earlier you book a vehicle the more choices you have.
