SIMRAN RAJPAL
The Ram Mandir's ceremonial inauguration is set for January 22nd, marking a watershed event in India's cultural and religious landscape. The House of Abhinandan Lodha (HoABL), a Mumbai-based real estate corporation, has opened a fully vegetarian seven-star hotel in the city.
Yogi Adityanath, the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, said at a local event that there is a plan to build a seven-star hotel with 100% vegetarian meals. Currently, the government has received over 25 offers to establish hotels in Ayodhya.
Not only that, but additional five-star hotels are in the works along the Sarayu River's banks. Ayodhya, India's vegetarian capital, is famous for its GI-labeled Ladoo, rabri, kachori-subzi, chaat, dahi vada, veg thali, tehri, baati chokha, peda, and other dishes.
Because Ayodhya is a popular tourist destination, many large food chains are opening locations there. The celebration, which has been methodically prepared, is anticipated to bring spiritual leaders, officials, and devotees from around the country, representing unity and faith.
The inauguration of the Ram Mandir, as the end of a long legal and social journey, is a momentous step towards the realization of a long-cherished cultural and religious dream.
This seven star hotel in Ayodhya will be the first luxury property in the world to serve only vegetarian food.