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Ayodhya trip cost calculator

Estimate your Ram Mandir yatra budget — transport, stay, food and local expenses in seconds.

All figures are approximate mid-2026 estimates based on publicly available fares and typical pilgrim expenses. Verify current prices before booking — costs vary with season, availability and booking time.

Trip Details

Transport

Accommodation

Assumes 2 persons/room. Browse actual hotels →

Food Budget

Ayodhya is a pure-veg city — all food is sattvic (no meat, eggs or alcohol).

Shopping & Prasad Budget

Souvenirs, prasad, idols, tulsi malas, brass diyas.

Estimated Total
₹11,200
₹5,600 per person
Transport (round-trip)₹3,600
Accommodation₹2,400
Food & meals₹2,800
Local transport & e-rickshaw₹800
Darshan & entry₹100
Shopping & prasad₹1,500

Save money tips

  • Book trains 60–90 days ahead for Tatkal savings.
  • Avoid Ram Navami & Deepotsav dates if budget is tight — prices double.
  • Dharamshalas run by Jain Samaj and Birla Trust cost ₹200–600/night.
  • Street thalis near Hanuman Garhi are ₹80–120 and filling.
  • E-rickshaws within 3 km cost ₹20–40 per person.

Common questions about Ayodhya trip costs

How much does an Ayodhya trip cost from Delhi?

A 2-night budget trip from Delhi costs roughly ₹5,000–7,000 per person (train + budget guesthouse + street food). A mid-range trip runs ₹10,000–15,000 per person, and a comfortable hotel-based trip costs ₹20,000–30,000 per person.

Is Ayodhya trip expensive?

Ayodhya is generally affordable. All temples including Ram Mandir are free to enter. Dharamshalas start from ₹200–400/night. A decent 2-day trip from Lucknow can cost as low as ₹3,000–5,000 per person including train, stay and food.

What is the entry fee for Ram Mandir?

Entry to Ram Mandir (Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir) is completely free for all pilgrims. There is no entry fee. VIP and special aarti darshan passes may involve a donation component but are not mandatory.

How much money should I carry to Ayodhya?

For a 2-day trip, carry ₹3,000–5,000 cash per person for street food, e-rickshaws, small purchases and prasad. Most hotels accept UPI and cards, but smaller dhabas and markets prefer cash.

What is the cheapest way to travel to Ayodhya?

The cheapest option from North India is a sleeper-class train to Ayodhya Dham Junction (₹200–600 from Lucknow/Delhi) followed by staying at a dharamshala (₹200–500/night). Total cost for a 2-night trip can be under ₹2,500 per person if budget-conscious.

Figures are estimates based on typical 2026 market rates. Transport costs are per person for a round trip unless noted. Always verify current prices on booking platforms before finalising your plans. Last reviewed: June 2026.