Ayodhya. The fame of Ayodhya's Deepotsav is now attracting people from across the seven seas. Shane has reached Ayodhya from Australia to see the grandeur of Ramnagari and the preparations for the festival of lights. While watching the preparations for Diwali among the Indian community in Malaysia, he got information about the Deepotsav of Ayodhya. After this, a desire to come to Ramnagari arose in his mind and he reached here during his spiritual journey to India.
Sitting on Ram ki Pauri and watching the preparations for the festival of lights, Shane is impressed by the glittering streets, decorated squares, LED screens and religious-cultural presentations. Describing the experience of Ayodhya as amazing and incredible, he said that the atmosphere here is full of positive energy. He is feeling safe and comfortable in this city.
Heard discussion of Ayodhya in Malaysia, desire to come here aroused
Shane, a resident of Australia, has set out on a spiritual journey to India. Seeing the preparations for Diwali among the Indian community in Malaysia gave him the opportunity to learn about Indian culture and the Festival of Lights. During this time, after hearing the discussion about Ayodhya, he decided to come to Ramnagari. Shane told that he was very happy to reach Ayodhya. The decorations here and the preparations for the festival of lights are more grand than their imagination. For them, this trip is not limited to just seeing a festival, but is an opportunity to understand the spiritual and cultural traditions of India closely.
Lights and cultural presentations enthralled the mind
Shane is very fond of the attractive lights on the main roads of Ayodhya, decoration of squares and intersections and religious and folk cultural presentations being held at various places. The decoration of Lata Mangeshkar Chowk and the glimpses being shown on the LED screen have also attracted their attention. He said that a beautiful confluence of different cultures and traditions is being seen here. A grand glimpse of Indian culture and spiritual heritage is coming to the fore through the Festival of Lights. Shane also appreciated the security arrangements. He said that despite coming from Australia, he feels completely safe in Ayodhya. According to him, this is a very beautiful city and the atmosphere here gives peace to the mind.
Ayodhya emerges on global tourism map after Shri Ram Temple
Shane will remain in Ayodhya till Monday. After seeing the grandeur of Deepotsav and Diwali, he will leave for Varanasi. After the construction of Shri Ram Temple, the developing infrastructure, well-equipped roads and big cultural events in Ayodhya have given Ramnagari global recognition. The fame of Deepotsav is now reaching beyond the borders of the country and foreign tourists are coming here to see the religious-cultural heritage. Shane, who arrived from Australia after hearing the discussion about Ayodhya in Malaysia, is an example of this growing attraction.