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Puja For peace, prosperity, family harmony, and the removal of inner darkness.
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Diwali and Ayodhya share an eternal bond with Shri Ram. According to Ramayana tradition, when Lord Ram returned to Ayodhya after 14 years of exile, the city welcomed Him with rows of glowing diyas. Even today, Ayodhya celebrates this homecoming through Deepotsav, when the Saryu ghats shine with countless lamps. This 8 November Diwali Kartik Amavasya, you can offer a Deep in your name at the sacred Saryu Ghat, Ayodhya and become part of this devotional celebration. Diwali 2026 falls on 8 November, while Ayodhya’s Deepotsav celebrations illuminate the Saryu riverfront around the festival.
A Deep is more than a lamp—it is a prayer made visible. Its flame represents hope, knowledge, Dharma, and the victory of light over darkness. In Hindu tradition, Deep Daan is offered with prayers for peace, prosperity, family harmony, and the removal of inner darkness. Lighting a diya in Ayodhya carries even deeper emotion because the city itself remembers Shri Ram’s return through rows of lamps along the Saryu. The glowing flame becomes a simple Sankalp—may Shri Ram’s grace bring light, courage, and positivity into your home and life.
If you cannot be in Ayodhya this Diwali, your prayer can still be represented through a sacred Deep Arpan. Choose one or more diyas in your name and Gotra, or combine 11 Deep with Saryu Aarti for a deeper devotional offering. Pray for family happiness, financial stability, peace, new beginnings, and Shri Ram’s blessings for the year ahead. This Diwali Maha Deepotsav – Apne Naam Ka Deep, Ayodhya Ke Naam will take place on 8 November 2026 at Saryu Ghat, Ayodhya.
Deep Arpan is offered as a symbol of hope, Dharma, and the victory of light over darkness, with prayers for peace and a fresh start.
Devotees pray to Shri Ram and Maa Lakshmi for happiness, harmony, financial stability, and well-being in the home.
Offering a Deep at Saryu Ghat, Ayodhya connects your Sankalp with the sacred spirit of Deepotsav and Shri Ram’s return to Ayodhya.
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Saryu Ghat, Ayodhya is one of the most sacred riverfronts associated with Shri Ram and the spiritual life of Ayodhya. The ghats along the holy Saryu, including the well-known Ram Ki Paidi, have long been places of prayer, holy bathing, Aarti, and Deep Daan. During Diwali, the entire riverfront glows with countless diyas, recalling Shri Ram’s return to Ayodhya and the victory of light over darkness.
The Saryu holds deep devotional importance for those seeking peace, purification, and a stronger connection with Shri Ram. Devotees come here for Saryu Aarti, Deep Daan, Kartik Amavasya prayers, and Diwali Deepotsav. A diya offered on the riverfront becomes a symbol of hope, Dharma, knowledge, and positive beginnings, while its flame reflects the prayer that darkness, worry, and negativity leave one’s life.
If you wish to make this Diwali more personal, offering a Deep at Saryu Ghat can become a heartfelt Sankalp for your family. Pray for happiness, prosperity, harmony, and Shri Ram’s blessings while your diya becomes part of Ayodhya’s sacred light. The Diwali Maha Deepotsav – Apne Naam Ka Deep, Ayodhya Ke Naam will be held at Saryu Ghat, Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh.

If you don't know your gotra (lineage), you can use Kshyapa. Rishi Kshyapa is a special sage, and his descendants are in every family. The priest will say this during the puja.