UPAyodhya
Contact & Helplines

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Emergency numbers for Ayodhya and a quick form to send us feedback or report outdated info.

Whether you're planning your Ayodhya pilgrimage or already in the city, this page provides essential contact information and emergency helplines. Save these numbers before your trip - mobile network can be patchy during peak festival crowds at Ram Mandir and Saryu ghats. For immediate temple-related queries, contact the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra trust directly. For travel planning help, check our FAQ page or travel guides.

If you spot outdated timings, incorrect temple information, or have suggestions to improve this guide, please use the feedback form below. We update content weekly and prioritize corrections that affect traveler safety and convenience - such as darshan timings, hotel closures, or road/transportation changes. Community feedback from pilgrims like you helps keep UP Ayodhya accurate and useful for thousands of visitors planning their yatra.

Helplines

Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra, Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh 224123, India
hello@upayodhya.com

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We typically respond within 24–48 hours.

Important Notes for Pilgrims

  • Emergency numbers work 24/7: Dial 112 for any emergency - police, ambulance, or fire. The operator will connect you to the appropriate service.
  • Language support: Most helpline operators speak Hindi and basic English. If you need a translator, hotel reception or local guides can assist.
  • Tourist Police: Dedicated tourist police patrol Ram Path, Ram Ki Paidi, and major ghat areas during festivals. Look for officers in khaki uniforms with "Tourist Police" badges.
  • Lost & Found: For lost belongings inside Ram Mandir complex, contact the temple information desk near the main entrance. For items lost elsewhere in Ayodhya, file a report at Ayodhya Police Station.
  • Medical emergencies: Government hospitals near Ram Mandir include Ayodhya District Hospital (~2 km) and private clinics along Ram Path. Keep your hotel address written in Hindi for ambulance dispatch.

For non-urgent questions about darshan, hotels, or travel routes, explore our comprehensive FAQ, temple directory, and travel guides - most common queries are answered there.

Last updated: 20 July 2026.