The festivities, which commenced on October 17, will culminate tomorrow with the spectacular lighting of 26,11,101 diyas across 56 ghats of the Saryu River, marking yet another milestone in Ayodhya’s radiant journey.
This year’s celebration will not only bathe Ayodhya in the glow of countless lamps, but will also fill the city with the fragrance of flowers and the spirit of cleanliness.
Ashutosh Dwivedi, Advisor and Special Officer of the Ayodhya International Ramayana and Vedic Research Institute, said that this year, a grand stage, three medium stages, and seven smaller stages have been prepared.
The Uttar Pradesh Tourism Department is leaving no stone unturned to ensure that this year’s Deepotsav becomes an experience to remember.
