Eyak Ventures’ new Ayodhya hospitality development, Evoke Rambagh, will be run by the Evoke Experiences brand, as stated by Eyak Ventures. A 25-acre property has been established near the Ram Janmabhoomi Temple on Parikrama Marg. The demand for lodging in Ayodhya is on the rise due to increased pilgrimage traffic and continuing infrastructure development in the city.

Notable among the larger resort complexes in the location is Evoke Rambagh, which boasts 156 cottages. Located near to the Ayodhya Junction train station and the Maharishi Valmiki International Airport, this property boasts a number of sources of water.

A variety of amenities are available at the resort for the use of pilgrims, families, and large event groups. In addition to room service and a lobby restaurant, guests can enjoy satvik cuisine at the hotel’s vegetarian restaurant. Dedicated event areas, a clubhouse, landscaped gardens, and a banquet hall are all part of the property.

The resort is well-positioned to host destination weddings, family reunions, and business groups, since Ayodhya is seeing an uptick in social events alongside religious travel.

The hotel also has a fitness center, yoga studio, meditation classes, a guest lounge, a business center, and concierge services among its other amenities. For an additional fee, guests can take advantage of shuttle services to both the airport and the train station, as well as the Ram Janmabhoomi Temple.

“The opening of Evoke Rambagh is in line with our commitment towards the development of Ayodhya as a key tourist and religious destination in India,” commented Krinal Thaker, Head of Marketing and Experiences at Evoke Experiences (an initiative of Eyak Ventures), in response to the news. The motivation for creating this hospitality asset was to make sure that guests could easily find and enjoy their lodgings.

Ayodhya is solidifying its position as a leading religious tourism destination, and this launch is a reflection of the increasing investment in the hospitality infrastructure.

IMage: Safari India