Outstation · Uttar Pradesh
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Vrindavan to Ayodhya Round Trip Cab

537.0 km each way · 9h one way · from ₹13,847 pay-per-km

1-day fare estimate · 26 Aug to 26 Aug 2026 · about 18h on the road before local travel and breaks.

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Fares for this route

Billed per kilometre, on the odometer

Pay per km: the estimate includes the kilometres shown for the selected dates; additional kilometres follow the displayed rate. It covers 1 calendar day. Toll and state tax are extra.

Cab type
Pay per km · est.
Hatchback Best Value
Hatchback or similar · 4+1 seats · AC
₹13,847 ₹12/km · toll extra Includes 1074 km for 1 day · additional km ₹12/km Includes ₹300 driver allowance + ₹659 GST
Sedan Most Popular
Sedan or similar · 4+1 seats · AC
₹14,411 ₹12.5/km · toll extra Includes 1074 km for 1 day · additional km ₹12.5/km Includes ₹300 driver allowance + ₹686 GST
Suv 8 Str
Suv 8 Str or similar · 7+1 seats · AC
₹19,485 ₹17/km · toll extra Includes 1074 km for 1 day · additional km ₹17/km Includes ₹300 driver allowance + ₹927 GST
Toyota Innova Crysta
Toyota Innova Crysta or similar · 6+1 seats · AC
₹22,869 ₹20/km · toll extra Includes 1074 km for 1 day · additional km ₹20/km Includes ₹300 driver allowance + ₹1089 GST

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Know your journey

Vrindavan to Ayodhya

Distance
1074 km return
537.0 km each way, before local travel
Driving time
18h return
About 9h each way, before local travel and longer breaks
State
Uttar Pradesh
The whole drive stays inside Uttar Pradesh.
Travel guide

About Ayodhya

Explore Ayodhya: The City of Sita and Lord Ram

Uttar Pradesh is the residence of Ayodhya considered as one of the holy cities in India. It can be defined as the birth city of lord Ram, who was the seventh reincarnation of lord Vishnu. Ram and Sita are the reigning characters in a variety of historical fables, and this is what transformed Ayodhya into a venerable place of pilgrimage, providing rich culture and heritage.

Why Ayodhya is Famous

For greater audience, Ayodhya served as the birthplace of Ram making it a religious landscape. And as a birthplace, the city has many temples, ghats and historic buildings that are preserved to this day. With the construction of the Ram Mandir in the Ram Janmabhoomi area in more recent times, Ayodhya's significance has increased greatly and allows followers to travel to the city as well as the temple to pray.

Tourist Attractions

The Ram Janmabhoomi Temple is the center of attraction in Ayodhya and is the most frequented site by the people of the city. Another famous place is where the Kanak Bhawan is located, a temple of Lord Ram and Sita that is renowned for its stunning designs. There is also the Hanuman Garhi Temple, a center of worship for Lord Hanuman, and other notable shrines. The ghats of the Saryu River are among the sites to be seen, in particular during the Chhath Puja where devotees come for a holy dip. Visitors who are interested in history can check the Ayodhya Museum which houses some interesting details of the great Ayodhya city.

Famous Food in Ayodhya

Vegetarian food is Ayodhya’s specialty where kachaudi sabzi aloo tikki rabri are the locals’ favorites, and the visitors’ as well. In the area, there are also sweets such as pedas and laddos popular with the locals and tourists.

Culture and Traditions

Ayodhya is rich in traditions and cultural practices which include reciting prayers, conducting holy rituals, August 27 for the birth date of Lord Ram amongst other events, and Deepawali. The city is popular for classical music as well as dance and other events like fairs.

Best Time to Visit

When the temperature is comparatively lower and is favorable for travel and sight-seeing between the months of October to March, Ayodhya receives the maximum number of tourists and hence that is the perfect time to pay a visit.

Must-Do Activities

One of the prime activities that dictate the itinerary for tourists includes a visit to Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir, followed by a small aquatic excursion in the Saryu River, and covering the numerous temples and ghats that are in abundance throughout the city. For an easier and more efficient exploration of the city and its holy and historical sights, a local cab service is recommended.

 

Vrindavan to Ayodhya cab — common questions

What does the Vrindavan to Ayodhya round-trip fare include?
The displayed round-trip fare is a pay-per-kilometre estimate that includes the kilometres shown for the selected dates. It also includes the displayed driver allowance and GST; toll and state tax are charged at actuals.
Can the final round-trip bill change?
Yes. Additional kilometres follow the displayed per-kilometre rate. Toll, state tax, parking and entry fees are added at actuals; any night allowance is shown before payment.
Is the driver verified?
Yes. Every driver is background-checked, licence-verified and rated. You receive the driver's name, photo and phone number before departure.
Can I cancel my booking?
Yes — cancel your Vrindavan to Ayodhya cab free of charge up to 24 hours before pickup for a 100% refund.
Do you charge for the return trip on a one-way?
No. A one-way Vrindavan to Ayodhya taxi means you only pay for the journey you use — there is no return-fare charge.
Is your taxi service available 24/7?
Yes, our Vrindavan to Ayodhya cab service is available 24/7, 365 days a year. We accept short-notice bookings even 2 hours before departure.

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26 Aug–26 Aug · from ₹13,847View fares