#triptoayodhya

Going to Ayodhya? That's great! It is a city rich in history and the travel from Noida to Ayodhya is very convenient. No matter whether you go alone, with your family, or friends, there a few different modes of transport to go from Noida to Ayodhya. Let me take you through it so you enjoy the travel as much as the destination.

Distance and Travelling Time

The distance from Noida to Ayodhya is around 672 kilometers. If you're going by road, you should be set for around 8 to 10 hours travel time.

By Road:

If you enjoy road trips and want comfort, your best bet is to hire a Tempo Traveller. If you’re traveling with family or a group of friends, this is a great option.

By Train: Relax & Unwind

If you’re not interested in driving, you can take a train from New Delhi Railway Station to Ayodhya. Noida to Delhi is a short ride. So, once you are in Delhi, you should be surprised to find a couple of trains to Ayodhya.

By Bus: Budget Option

Now, if you want to save some money, a bus is the cheapest option. Buses do go from Noida to Ayodhya and should take between 10 – 12 hours.

By Air: The Fastest Option

For those who prefer speed and comfort, flying to Ayodhya is also an option. Although Ayodhya does not have a major airport, the Ayodhya Airport that can accommodate domestic flights. Since Noida is very close to Delhi, it is easy to reach Delhi Airport for a direct flight to Ayodhya Airport.

Traveling from Varanasi to Ayodhya by road is one of the best way to experience the culture of Uttar Pradesh. Varanasi to Ayodhya distance is around 200 km which usually takes 4 to 5 hours to reach by road. The most common route followed is:

Varanasi - Jaunpur - Sultanpur - Ayodhya

Jaunpur: this place is located 65 km from Varanasi and it is known for Shahi Bridge and Atala Masjid.

Sultanpur: This is a quiet town with small shops and local food. Varanasi to Sultanpur distance is around 156 km.

While you explore Ayodhya you can also visit Ram Janmabhoomi, Hanuman Garhi and Kanak Bhawan. These places are known for their history as well as religious importance.

It is a widespread belief amongst the Sanatan Dharam that a trip to pilgrimage sites is only possible when it is in accordance with God's will. Ever wondered how it would be to stroll along the old alleys of Kashi, take a dip in the holy Ganges at Prayagraj or tread the historical streets of Ayodhya without facing the enormous crowds?

 Well, with some planning and our trick, you can actually make this happen or you can just book an Ayodhya Tour Package that will take care of all your needs.

Best Time to Plan Varanasi and Ayodhya Tour

We will suggest the best time based on the least crowded season but if you have to attend some festival as well then you have to be prepared to face crowds.

The major festivals including Diwali, Holi, Maha Shivaratri, Ram Navami, Hanuman Jayanti, Kumbh Mela and Magh mela are peak tourist season, so avoid this period and plan your trip in the off season.