Ayodhya has emerged as the first choice for devotees, setting new records daily. In terms of annual offerings, Ram Mandir has now become the third-largest religious site in India. The Tirupati Temple holds the top position, followed by the Padmanabhaswamy Temple. Currently, Ram Mandir is generating an annual revenue of over ₹700 crore, surpassing other major religious sites like Vaishno Devi, the Golden Temple, and Shri Sai Temple.
Unprecedented Devotee Footfall
Since the Pran Pratistha of Ram Lalla, Ayodhya has witnessed an influx of more than 13 crore devotees and tourists. The temple’s annual revenue has exceeded ₹700 crore, solidifying its place as one of India’s most significant pilgrimage centers. With its increasing contributions, Ayodhya is playing a vital role in boosting the economy of Uttar Pradesh and India.
Daily Footfall and Growing Challenges
Currently, 2 to 5 lakh devotees visit Ayodhya every day, making efficient arrangements for darshan and accommodation a major challenge. Due to this ever-growing influx, Ram Mandir has now secured the third spot among the top 10 religious sites in India that receive the highest donations. Alongside monetary contributions, devotees also offer gold and silver, further adding to the temple’s wealth and prominence.