By- Naiteek Bhatt
The Sarayu River, with its deep religious and cultural significance, continues to be a symbol of spiritual heritage
One of the most prominent waterways in Uttar Pradesh, Sarayu finds mention in ancient Hindu scriptures such as the Ved and Ramayan
Sarayu, also called Sarju, flows through Ayodhya, the birthplace of Lord Rama, and is believed to wash away impurities
Ram ki Pairi is the Sarayu Riverfront in Ayodhya with a large stretch of ghats and gardens, skirted by a row of temples
It is visited by hundreds of Devotees who take a holy dip throughout the year on various religious occasions
The river originates in the outer Himalayas, in the Uttarakhand state, and flows southeastward across Uttar Pradesh. It eventually merges with the Ganga
Ayodhya is considered one of the seven sacred cities(Sapta Puri) in Hinduism and has been a focal point of religious and cultural significance for thousands of years
The Banks of the Sarayu in Ayodhya is a common site for various religious rituals
Bathing in the Sarayu is Considered auspicious by Hindus, especially during certain festivals and Religious Occasions