Ayodhya is situated on the picturesque coast of the holy Sarayu of India. It is surrounded by Dandakaranya and the dense Vindhyanya. Suddenly the Vedic chants will start resonating in your ears and the Yagyashala can be seen as soon as you go on it, stop the Gurukul scenes. Ayodhya is a holy destination that includes Yagyashala, Gurukuls, many beautiful and historic palace of Kings along with Lord Rama. After the Supreme Court's decision paved the way for the construction of the Ram temple, Yogi Adityanath Sarkar is preparing to develop 'Ikshvakupuri' in Ayodhya, just like you have heard about Tretayuga in mythology.
After clearing the way for the construction of Ram temple, the state government has started preparing a comprehensive action plan to establish Ayodhya as a major center of religious-cultural tourism on the world map. On the lines of Cambodia's spiritual-cultural city CM Reap, there is a plan to establish 'Ikshvakupuri' in Ayodhya. After several days of brainstorming, an action plan has been proposed, which was presented by the Department of Tourism and Culture in front of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath in Varanasi.
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According to the media report, a green city is to be established by the name of 'Ikshvakupuri' on the banks of the Saryu river from Guptarghat to Brahmakund Gurdwara in Ayodhya. The government believes that in terms of religious and cultural importance, there is a possibility in Ayodhya that it can be developed as the most important place of faith for Hindus. Establishment of a spiritual-cultural city on the banks of Saryu as 'Ikshvakupuri' is revered by devotees around the world and can become a center of attraction for tourists. There is a plan to use the land of Nuzul, Forest and Horticulture Department to develop it. The area built in this green city will be maximum 5%. 'Ikshvakupuri' will be developed with a mixture of East Asian Hindu architecture and all three temple architecture in India (Nagar, Dravidian, and Basar). Other ancient styles of the building can also be used. Along with this, some pavilions will be made. It will be a symbolic replica of the cities of the world that represent the Rama and Ikshvaku dynasty. These include Ramavati (Myanmar) and Janakpur (Nepal).
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