“Domicile of Ayodhya Rama” Ashram’s Shabari Rasoi provides daily “Annaprasadam” to pilgrims, generously sponsored by donors, featuring a selection of traditional Indian dishes prepared and served by staff in traditional attire. And also offers free “Almsgiving” for ashram guests, consisting of vegetarian meals. Additionally, a variety of Indian vegetarian breakfast, lunch, and dinner options are available for purchase in other restaurant at the ashram premises.
The Indian International Institute for Rama Rajya Culture (IIIRRC) Trust Centre(Ashram) offers a spiritually enriching pilgrimage experience with enchanting Darshan at the main “RAMA JANMABHOOMI TEMPLE” and other sacred sites. To preserve the purity of the Spiritual Environment, the ashram utilizes Battery-Operated Vehicles for transportation. Ashram Guests benefit from a complimentary(Free) pick-up and drop-off service from Airport, Railway Station and which operates exclusively between the ashram and the temple. For those interested in additional sightseeing, paid services are available through the ashram’s affiliated travel agencies, providing convenient options for exploring the area.
Rama Neerajanam is a revered Hindu ritual, particularly in Indian temples, dedicated to Lord Rama. The term “Neerajanam” signifies ceremonial ablution, and this practice, also known as “Rama Neerajan,” combines devotional music with ritual performances. It honours Lord Rama through a blend of music and ablution, symbolizing spiritual purification and devotion. The ritual involves chanting hymns and bhajans such as “Jaya Jaya Rama, Jaanaki Rama, Raghukula Bhooshana Raja Rama,” creating a sanctified atmosphere. Commonly performed during major festivals like Rama Navami, Rama Neerajanam reflects the rich cultural and spiritual traditions dedicated to Lord Rama.
The Indian International Institute for Rama Rajya Culture (IIIRRC) is dedicated to educating future generations, both Locals and International visitors, about the “Great History of Lord Ram/Ramayana/Philosophy of Lord Rama” and its significance in Ayodhya. To achieve this, the IIIRRC offers a captivating, “FREE LASER SHOW” that vividly narrates the story of Lord Rama to all visitors. This immersive experience aims to deepen understanding and appreciation of the Ramayana’s timeless legacy, ensuring that the epic’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage is accessible to all.
This sacred space hosts a variety of Yagna performed by experienced Pandits and Vedic Scholars. On regular days, Vedic chanting continues uninterrupted within these premises.
In Sanatana Dharma, cows are sacred and revered for their nurturing qualities. Ghoshaalas care for these holy animals, and visitors can feed them or donate to support their well-being. It’s a meaningful way to honor this tradition and contribute to their care.
SARAYU RIVER – ANCESTRAL OFFERINGS – The Indian International Institute for Rama Rajya Culture (IIIRRC) Trust Centre(Ashram) offers “PINDAPRADANAM” rituals in accordance with Religious Traditions upon request from Guests at the sacred Sarayu River. Revered in Hinduism, the Sarayu River is a site of pilgrimage where Ancestral offerings (is called Pitru Tarpan) are performed. It is believed that bathing in the river purifies the soul and cleanses sins. This river, flowing through Ayodhya, the birthplace of Lord Rama, holds profound significance, as Lord Rama himself concluded his earthly life by immersing in the Sarayu and performing “PITRU TARPAN” for his father, King Dasharath, highlighting its deep spiritual importance.
The “Domicile of Ayodhya Rama” Ashram is set to expand its spiritual landscape by constructing a Sri Venkateswara Swamy temple within its premises. This addition will further enrich the ashram’s sacred environment, providing devotees with an additional space for worship and reflection. The temple will not only enhance the spiritual offerings of the ashram but also create a deeper connection for pilgrims and followers, allowing them to engage more fully with the divine presence in this holy setting.
