Bharat Gaurav Train Will Run Again On The Ramayana Circuit From August 24, Will Be Able To Visit These Places Related To Lord Ram

Excited by the success of the Bharat Gaurav Train on the Ramayana circuit, IRCTC is going to start it again. Bharat Gaurav train will go from Ayodhya to Janakpur in Nepal as before. In this yatra, devotees will be able to visit all the religious places associated with Lord Rama. Indian Railways has announced that this train will be run from August 24.

Will be able to visit these religious places

Through this train, passengers will be able to visit places like Ayodhya, Janakpur, Sitamarhi, Buxar, Varanasi, Prayagraj, Chitrakoot, Nashik, Hampi, Rameshwaram, Kanchipuram, Bhadrachalam. To make the journey more convenient, the operating period of this train has been increased from 18 days to 20 days.

routes and stops

Ayodhya, the birthplace of Lord Shri Ram, will be the first step of this air-conditioned train being run on the Ramayana Circuit route with the aim of promoting religious tourism. In Ayodhya, devotees will visit the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple, Shri Hanuman Temple, and the temple at Bharat Nandigram. This train will go to Janakpur via Jaynagar. After resting for the night in Janakpur, devotees will visit the Janaki temple and Ram Janaki wedding venue.

Overnight stay in Kashi, Prayag, and Chitrakoot

After leaving Sitamarhi, this train will go to Buxar, where devotees will be able to enjoy a Ganga bath at Shri Vishwamitra Ji's ashram and Ramrekha Ghat. The next stop of the train will be Kashi, the city of Lord Shiva. Devotees will visit famous temples of Kashi including Sita, Prayag, Shringverpur, and Chitrakoot through tourist buses. During this night's stay will be in Kashi Prayag and Chitrakoot.

Important stops after Nashik

After leaving Chitrakoot, this train will reach Nashik where devotees will visit Panchavati and Trimbakeshwar temples. After Nashik, the next stop of this train will be the ancient city of Kishkindha. At Hampi in Kishkindha, travelers will visit the Anjani mountain, the birthplace of Shri Hanuman, along with other important temples. Rameswaram will be the next stop of the train after Hampi. Tourists in Rameshwaram will get the benefit of visiting the ancient Shiva temple and Dhanushkodi.

8000 km journey will be covered in 20 days

After leaving Rameshwaram, this train will reach Kancheepuram where Shiva Kabi, Vishnu Kayi, and Kamakshi Mata Temple will be seen. The last leg of this train will be Bhadrachalam in Telangana which is also known as Ayodhya of the South. This train will reach Delhi in 20 days. During this time this train will complete the journey of about 8000 km.

Passengers will get these facilities

The train is equipped with an infotainment system, through which apart from giving information about the journey, passengers will also be entertained. Each coach will be equipped with clean toilets as well as security guards and CCTV cameras. IRCTC has fixed a fee of ₹73500/- per person for this 20 days journey that 15% discount will also be given on booking. In this tour package, passengers will be provided vegetarian food, sightseeing by buses, accommodation in AC hotels, guides, and other facilities.