About Naya Ghat
Naya Ghat in Ayodhya is one of the city’s most important and frequently visited ghats, situated along the holy Sarayu River. It serves as a central point for devotees who come to perform religious rituals, take ceremonial dips, and offer prayers to cleanse their minds and souls. The ghat holds particular significance during festivals such as Diwali and Chhath, when thousands of devotees gather to participate in sacred ceremonies, lighting diyas and performing aartis along the riverbank.
The ghat is designed with steps leading directly to the river, making it convenient for pilgrims and visitors to access the water for ritual bathing. Early mornings at Naya Ghat are especially lively, with the soft sounds of temple bells, chants, and devotional songs creating a spiritually uplifting atmosphere. Evenings bring a serene charm as diyas float on the river, illuminating the surroundings and adding to the sacred ambience.
Beyond its religious role, Naya Ghat offers picturesque views of the Sarayu River and the cityscape, providing moments of reflection and connection with Ayodhya’s spiritual heritage. With its blend of devotion, history, and scenic beauty, Naya Ghat remains an essential landmark for anyone visiting the holy city, offering both spiritual fulfilment and cultural insight.
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