Diwali 2024: Ayodhya lights up 25 lakh diyas to set Guinness World Record

Ayodhya, the spiritual core of Hindu mythology, set a Guinness World Record on Wednesday with a stunning display of 25 lakh earthen lanterns along the Saryu River. This year's Deepotsav, an annual Diwali celebration, featured the world's largest oil-lamp lighting, surpassing Ayodhya's previous record of 22 lakh lamps set last year.?

It was a unique event for the people of Ayodhya because the celebrations happened nine months after Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated a magnificent Hindu temple by consecrating an idol of Lord Ram.

What happened in Ayodhya??

?The Guinness World Records team recognized the success by delivering a certificate to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, honouring the amazing feat, which was watched in real-time by drone cameras to guarantee strict compliance with the criteria.

As the sun sets on this holy day, Ayodhya changes into a beautiful display of lights, colours, and traditional performances, attracting visitors from all around.?

The celebration will feature a range of activities, including thematic processions depicting episodes from the Ramayana, traditional dance performances, and an enthralling aerial drone show.

Also read:?Diwali 2024: Ram Mandir & Ayodhya city decked up for grand festivities, stunning visuals go viral

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