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Ayodhya Dharma Path /Ram Path Tour Update

📍 1. Ayodhya — Pilgrimage & Dharma Path / Ram Path Huge crowds in Ayodhya: Even before Magh Mela began in Prayagraj, Ayodhya has been seeing a large influx of devotees for Ram Mandir darshan and related pilgrim activities. For example, on Mauni Amavasya (January 19 – 19 Jan 2026), more than 2.5 lakh devotees visited Ram Mandir, took darshan, and bathed in the Sarayu early in the morning. � Amrit Vichar Main roads and routes like Dharma Path and Ram Path are key pedestrian/crowd corridors in the city guiding devotees to the temple complex and other sacred sites — these remain very active due to daily high footfall; Ayodhya administration has historically had to manage heavy crowds on these routes (e.g., earlier community orders to close traffic and redirect pilgrims along these paths). � Navbharat Times Urban and cultural development continues: Recently, new attractions and infrastructure such as a Ramayana Wax Museum are planned or opening in Ayodhya to enhance cultural tourism and pilgrim experience. � Navbharat Times Important context: The Dharma Path and Ram Path you’re referring to are not currently part of the Magh Mela site itself — which is in Prayagraj (Allahabad), not Ayodhya. They refer to main pilgrim routes within Ayodhya city leading to temples and shrines in the holy town.