IRCTC has planned to conduct the Sri Ramayana Yatra. Let me tell you that doing so will promote religious tourism and provide an opportunity to improve the situation related to Covid-19. Not only this, it will also help domestic tourism to travel back to all corners of the country through trains. Let me tell all of you that the government has started work on the Ramayana circuit which is a religious place associated with Lord Ram. It is said that all these places will be able to travel by train. The Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) informed last Saturday that "such a yatra begins on 7th November. "
A statement also said, "The first Ramayana circuit train will leave New Delhi on November 7 followed by four other trains. Tell you that on the Ramayana circuit, the station or place where Lord Ram visited will come. All these places will be associated with Lord Ram in one way or the other. At the same time, it is reported that IRCTC will operate Shri Ramayana Yatra Express-Madurai in view of the religious tourism market in South India. The train is said to start from Madurai and will go to Hampi, Nashik, Chitrakoot, Allahabad, Varanasi and return to Madurai. With this, the train will leave on 16th November. It is also being said that Shri Ramayana Yatra Express- Shri Ganganagar will leave on 25th November. In fact, this yatra is a kind of religious holiday package in which IRCTC will visit religious places associated with Lord Ram.
Well, if you want to go to places associated with the Ramayana circuit and do religious tourism, this package is very important for you. IRCTC is going to run a Ramayana Yatra train, Shri Ramayana Express, which will depart from Madurai in Tamil Nadu on 14th November. The train will pass through the major places mentioned in the epic Ramayana located on the way. The 800-seat train is said to run from Madurai and reach Rameshwar in Tamil Nadu after completing a 15-day journey. According to reports, the madurai train ticket will be Rs 15,830, and the ticket for the Delhi-bound train will cost Rs 15,120.
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