By- Naiteek Bhatt
Part of the famous Amar Chitra Katha series, this graphic novel presents the story of Ayodhya and the life of Lord Rama in an engaging and visually appealing format. It is a great introduction for readers interested in mythology and Indian epics.
Ayodhya: Eternal City of Lord Rama, by Anant Pai (Amar Chitra Katha Series)
This book by Kunal Kishore celebrates Ayodhya as the legendary city of Lord Rama. It explores the religious and cultural heritage of Ayodhya, emphasising its role in the Ramayana and its significance for millions of devotees.
Ayodhya Revisied, By Kunal Kishore
The book delves into the heart of Ayodhya with meticulous details. The author traces Ayodhya's roots, painting a vivid picture of a city with magical charm, mysticism, and profound spiritual message that uplift and enrich visitors. It celebrates Ayodhya's cultural heritage, and historical prosperity through the city's transformation from the sacred to secular.
Ayodhya: A Walk Through the Living Heritage, by Vipul B. Varshneya
Named "Amazing Ayodhya," Neena Rai's book pledges to provide "genuine details about the city, offering insights not only into the lifestyle of ancient Hindus but also into the esteemed personalities of Rama and Sita."
Amazing Ayodhya, by Neena Rai
The book offers an in-depth exploration of Ayodhya, a city that holds a pivotal role in Hinduism and Indian history, providing a thorough historical and cultural analysis. Author Jain delves into ancient texts, archaeological findings, and historical records to unravel the importance of Ayodhya and its connection to Lord Ram.
Ram and Ayodhya, by Meenakshi Jain
L.P. Pandey known for exploration of Indian mythology, delves into the cultural and religious significance of Ayodhya in this book. He examines the city's association with Lord Rama and its connection to the teachings of Lord Buddha.
Ayodhya: The Abode of Rama and the Dharmakshetra of Lord Buddha, Dr L.P. Pandey