The Deepotsav concluded with a spectacular fireworks display and prayers dedicated to Lord Ram. The illuminated diyas and the sound of Aarti echoed through the city, leaving every attendee touched by the spiritual energy of Ayodhya.
This year, Ayodhya witnessed a breathtaking spectacle as the city was illuminated with 2.8 million diyas during the Deepotsav celebrations. Not only was it a grand event, but it also set two new world records, placing Ayodhya once again in the international spotlight. Thousands of devotees and tourists from India and abroad gathered to witness the dazzling display, as Ayodhya transformed into a scene of pure historical and cultural significance, bathed in the golden glow of millions of diyas.
Key Highlights:
- Location: Ram ki Paidi, Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh
- Number of Diyas: 2.8 million
- Records Set: World record for the highest number of diyas lit simultaneously and for the longest duration of diyas burning at a single venue
- Purpose: To honor Lord Ram’s return to Ayodhya and celebrate the city’s cultural and spiritual heritage
Significance of the Event
The goal of Deepotsav was not just to set records but to celebrate Indian cultural heritage and showcase Ayodhya’s devotion to the world. The sight of Ayodhya illuminated with millions of diyas was a symbol of the unity, faith, and devotion that this event brought together.
Main Attractions of the Celebration
- 2.8 Million Diyas at Ram ki Paidi: The sight of millions of diyas lit along the banks of Ram ki Paidi was mesmerizing, capturing the devotion and spirit of the city.
- Ganga Aarti and Cultural Programs: The event featured a Ganga Aarti and cultural performances including dance, music, and traditional art displays.
- Tourist Attraction: Visitors from India and around the world were drawn to the event, experiencing a once-in-a-lifetime celebration of spirituality and culture.
