The large influx of devotees visiting the Ram Temple in Ayodhya continued even after the Deepotsav celebrations and Diwali festivities concluded. Around 1.5 lakh devotees offered prayers to Ram Lalla on Tuesday, followed by approximately one lakh on Wednesday. The total number of visitors over the two days reached nearly 2.5 lakh.
Devotees from different parts of the country continued to arrive in Ayodhya to seek blessings at the Ram Temple. The movement of visitors remained steady from the temple premises to Ram Path, with long queues forming throughout the day.
The influx of devotees that began during the Deepotsav celebrations continued even after the festival ended. Large numbers of visitors arrived at the Ram Temple from the morning to offer prayers to Lord Ram.
On Wednesday, considerable movement of devotees was reported on roads leading to the temple. Ram Path also witnessed a steady flow of visitors throughout the day. Several devotees arrived with their families, while others visited the temple in groups.
Large numbers of people were present in the designated queues inside the temple premises to seek darshan of Ram Lalla.
The number of devotees visiting the Ram Temple was particularly high on Tuesday. According to a temple official, approximately 1.5 lakh people offered prayers to Lord Ram on that day.
The influx continued on Wednesday, when around one lakh devotees visited the temple. Consequently, approximately 2.5 lakh people had darshan of Ram Lalla over the two consecutive days.
The Ram Temple also witnessed a significant number of visitors on November 7, the day of Deepotsav. According to available information, approximately 85,000 devotees had darshan of Ram Lalla that day.
The flow of visitors continued on the following day, Diwali, with the number of devotees visiting the temple reaching approximately one lakh by the evening.
The latest figures for Tuesday and Wednesday indicate that the influx of devotees continued beyond the festival period.
The large number of visitors was also reflected in the movement of people around the Ram Temple. Ram Path witnessed a continuous flow of devotees, while designated queues for darshan remained occupied by visitors.
Chants of 'Jai Shri Ram' echoed across the temple premises throughout the day.
Since the construction of the Ram Temple, Ayodhya has also emerged as a destination for religious tourism, attracting devotees from across the country. The number of visitors increases during special occasions and festivals such as Deepotsav and Diwali.
This year, the arrival of devotees continued even after the conclusion of the Diwali celebrations.
