How Ayodhya is connected to faraway lands Korea, Thailand and Indonesia
Here's an exclusive excerpt from 'Ayodhya: A Walk Through the Living Heritage' by Vipul Varshneya which explores Shri Ram's birthplace Ayodhya's deep
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Here's an exclusive excerpt from 'Ayodhya: A Walk Through the Living Heritage' by Vipul Varshneya which explores Shri Ram's birthplace Ayodhya's deep
Queen Heo, also known as Suriratna, was the cherished princess of Ayodhya. Historical records suggest that she journeyed to Korea and married King Suro. | Latest News India
The Pran Pratishtha ceremony at Ram Mandir in Ayodhya on January 22 has invited representatives of more than 50 countries, including South Korea. The India-Korea connection and the historical ties between Ayodhya and Korea have been emphasized by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The legend of Princess Suriratna, also known as Queen Hu, who traveled from Ayodhya to Korea and started the Karak dynasty, is at the center of this connection.
According to legends, long before tigers smoked pipes, Korea was ruled by giants.
According to legends, long before tigers smoked pipes, Korea was ruled by giants.