The Ramayana is more than an epic that has travelled through generations. Its characters, landscapes and legendary events have left their mark on destinations across India, Nepal, Sri…
The Ramayana is more than an epic that has travelled through generations. Its characters, landscapes and legendary events have left their mark on destinations across India, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Southeast Asia. From Ayodhya, traditionally regarded as Lord Rama's birthplace, to the forests associated with Sita Ma's captivity in Sri Lanka, these places offer travellers an opportunity to explore the story through temples, pilgrimage sites, ancient ruins and cultural performances.
Whether you want to follow the journey of Lord Rama or discover how the epic was reinterpreted across Asia, these destinations offer a travel route through one of the region's most enduring stories.
This is a source-linked briefing. Read the original report from The Economic Times .