Overview
Sharad Purnima Parikrama is performed on the full moon night when the moon is believed to shower amrit (nectar) through its rays. In Ayodhya, this parikrama holds special significance as devotees walk under the moonlight along sacred routes.
Many devotees keep vigil through the night, performing parikrama and chanting Ram naam. The full moon night at Ram Ki Paidi with Saryu Aarti creates a mesmerizing spiritual atmosphere unique to Ayodhya.
History
Sharad Purnima Parikrama is performed on the full moon night when the moon is believed to shower amrit (nectar) through its rays. In Ayodhya, this parikrama holds special significance as devotees walk under the moonlight along sacred routes.
Many devotees keep vigil through the night, performing parikrama and chanting Ram naam. The full moon night at Ram Ki Paidi with Saryu Aarti creates a mesmerizing spiritual atmosphere unique to Ayodhya.
Celebrations
Sharad Purnima Parikrama is performed on the full moon night when the moon is believed to shower amrit (nectar) through its rays. In Ayodhya, this parikrama holds special significance as devotees walk under the moonlight along sacred routes.
Many devotees keep vigil through the night, performing parikrama and chanting Ram naam. The full moon night at Ram Ki Paidi with Saryu Aarti creates a mesmerizing spiritual atmosphere unique to Ayodhya.
Visitor Information
Darshan Timings: Ashwin/Kartik Purnima (Full Moon)
Distance: Panchakosi route
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