Ayodhya 84 Kosi Parikrama: 84 Kosi Parikrama Yatra started from Ram Nagari Ayodhya, know how the Parikrama started, its importance and complete information..

The 84 Kosi Parikrama Yatra started from Dharamnagari Ayodhya on Sunday. This yatra has been taken out under the aegis of the Charitable Service Institute and Thakur Narottam Bhagwan Trust. A huge group of saints left for the parikrama from Narottam Bhavan, Raiganj, and Ayodhya. The Parikrama Yatra started for Makhoda Dham, which is famous as Yagya Sthal by Lord Dasharath in Treta Yuga. The devotees first reached the Saryu bank on foot and from there departed for Makhoda Dham by vehicles. It is believed that by participating in this yatra, all the sins of a person are destroyed and after death one attains Baikunth Dham. Let us know the importance of 84 Kosi Parikrama…

84 Kosi Parikrama will last for 21 days

It was told that the 84 Kosi Parikrama has been formally started at 5 am on Monday, April 14, which will last for 21 days. This yatra will reach Makhoda Dham on 4 May passing through the borders of Ayodhya, Basti, Ambedkar Nagar, Bahraich, and Gonda districts. On 5 May, the yatra will rest on the banks of Saryu in Ayodhya and will conclude with a huge Maha Yagya and Paigam March in Ramkot on 6 May. Hanuman Chalisa, Bhajan-Kirtan, and Sunderkand will also be recited at various places for 21 days.

Importance of 84 Kosi Parikrama

According to religious beliefs, this tradition of 84 Kosi Parikrama has been going on for hundreds of years. According to the scriptures, the one who completes this parikrama with mind, words, and deeds gets freedom from rebirth, this is the reason why devotees from all over the country participate in it. By participating in this yatra, all sins are destroyed and one attains Baikunth Dham. It is believed that this 84 Kosi Parikrama has been determined by connecting the same paths through which Lord Rama went to the ashrams of sages and saints during his exile in Treta Yuga. By doing this Parikrama, all wishes are fulfilled, and happiness, peace, and prosperity increase.

Parikrama leads to salvation.

There are three types of Parikrama in Ayodhya, the first Parikrama is called Choti Parikrama, which is of 5 Kos. The second is 14 Kosi Parikrama and the third is 84 Kosi Parikrama, which is about 275 km. The four classical boundaries of Ayodhya hold special importance in this Parikrama. Makhodha Dham (Northern Gate) in the north direction, Singh Rishi's Ashram (Eastern Gate) in the east direction, Maharaj Parikshit's Ashram (Southern Gate) in the south direction and Agastya Muni's Ashram, Bhanwariganj, Gonda (Western Gate) in the west direction. These four directions are considered to be the spiritual boundaries of Ayodhya. Every year thousands of devotees participate in this Parikrama and this time also about 1500 devotees have participated in the Yatra. This Yatra is done entirely for religious faith, spiritual practice and attainment of salvation.

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