Lucknow, Feb. 23 -- Devotees visiting Ayodhya will soon be able to avail accommodation at a modern tourist guest house under construction at Ram Katha Park. The project has been initiated to provide better lodging facilities in view of the rising number of visitors to the temple town. Ram Katha Park, already known for depicting stories from the Ramayana, is set to become more attractive with the addition of a new G+3 building. The facility will have 34 rooms, offering comfortable stay options for devotees and tourists. The estimated cost of the project is Rs 2,421.08 lakh. Construction is being supervised by UP Projects Corporation Limited, Construction Unit-11, Ayodhya, while implementation is being carried out under the PPE system by Larsen & Toubro. Following the consecration ceremony of the Ram Mandir, there has been a significant rise in the number of tourists visiting city. In this context, expansion of accommodation facilities had become essential. This new guest house at Ram Katha Park will serve not only general tourists but also provide an affordable and convenient option for middle-class devotees, say officials. Several other projects are also underway, including beautification of ghats, road widening, tent city development, and theme parks. The new tourist guest house is being equipped with comprehensive modern amenities. It will include 34 rooms, a kitchen, restaurant, lift facility, air-conditioned rooms, reception lobby, modern bathrooms, Wi-Fi, security arrangements, and other essential services. The rooms are being designed to allow visitors to fully enjoy the greenery of Ram Katha Park and the Ramayana-themed environment. The park already features sculptures, murals, and other attractions depicting various episodes from the Ramayana. According to Manoj Kumar Sharma, project manager of UP Projects Corporation Limited, Ayodhya, construction work is being expedited to ensure early completion so that tourists can soon benefit from the facility. Ram Katha Park is already a popular destination where visitors listen to and experience stories from the Ramayana....