Ayodhya’s Grand Deepotsav Draws Large Crowds Along Sarayu River

By A Staff Reporter — Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh: The holy city of Ayodhya is bustling with thousands of visitors who have gathered along the banks of the Sarayu River to witness the grand Deepotsav celebrations. In a dazzling display, 25 lakh diyas (oil lamps) will be lit to illuminate the ghats, creating a stunning panorama along the riverbank.

The Deepotsav festival, held annually to celebrate Diwali and honor Lord Rama's homecoming to Ayodhya, has grown into a monumental event, drawing devotees and tourists from across India. The lighting of the diyas not only symbolizes the victory of light over darkness but also showcases Ayodhya’s cultural heritage, with the illuminated ghats presenting a breathtaking sight against the evening sky.

Local authorities have arranged extensive facilities to accommodate the influx of visitors, ensuring the event runs smoothly and safely. The festival has become a significant highlight in the state, reinforcing Ayodhya’s position as a key religious and cultural center in India.