Ayodhya | This year’s ninth Deepotsav promises to transform Ayodhya into a city not only aglow with lamps but also bathed in digital brilliance. Under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, preparations are in their final stage to position Ayodhya on the global cultural map as a digital and spiritual city. Following the grandeur of Shri Ram Lalla’s temple, the festival will showcase a spectacular blend of technology and tradition, with every corner from Dharma Path to Lata Chowk, Ramkatha Park, and the Sarayu Ghats illuminated in resplendent light.
Digital Pillars Along Dharma Path to Display Ramayana Scenes
Nitin Kumar, site in-charge and design manager of Aduex Design, shared that 30 digital pillars, each 18 feet high, will be installed along both sides of Dharma Path from the National Highway to the city entrance. These pillars will feature glimpses of the Ramayana and digital light shows, running from October 18 to 20, allowing devotees to immerse themselves in the divine experience of Treta Yug.
Grand Lighting Across Key Sites
Preparations are underway to adorn Ramkatha Park, Ram Ki Paidi, Hanumangarhi, Birla Mandir, Tulsi Udyan, Bhajan Sandhya venues, and the Sarayu Bridge with stunning illumination. The arch gates and digital pillars installed by Aduex Design will modernize Ayodhya’s streets while keeping its spiritual essence alive.
Record-Breaking 2.61 Million Lamps to Shine
This year, 2,611,101 lamps across 56 ghats, including Ram Ki Paidi, will set a new world record. Each lamp will symbolize Lord Ram’s ideals and the sanctity of Ayodhya.
Historic Deepotsav Under CM Yogi Adityanath
CM Yogi Adityanath is personally monitoring festival preparations. He has directed that Deepotsav 2025 should reflect Ayodhya’s tradition, tourism, and technological prowess, presenting a global message. The festival aims to celebrate faith, culture, and innovation, establishing Ayodhya as the “New Ayodhya of New India.”
Digital Splendour to Inspire the World
The fusion of traditional lamps and modern digital technology will further enhance Ayodhya’s status on the world tourism map. Devotees will witness the divine Ram Mandir while experiencing the extraordinary episodes of the Ramayana through immersive digital presentations. Deepotsav 2025 is set to become more than a festival—it is now a symbol of India’s devotion, cultural heritage, and technological progress.
