Ram Navami is celebrated in April every year, to mark the birth of Lord Ram.
Ram Navami is a Hindu festival that marks the birth of Lord Ram. It falls on the ninth day of Chaitra, which is the first month in the Hindu calendar. The festival is celebrated all over India and Nepal, but there are many different ways it’s observed. In many areas, devotees observe a fast on this day, while others observe it as a festival of music and dance. People also visit temples and offer prayers to Lord Ram during this time.
Lord Ram was born in Ayodhya around 5114 BC. He was the son of King Dashrath and Queen Kaushalya and was exiled from his kingdom after being tricked into killing his own wife Sita. He spent most of his life fighting against evil forces before returning to Ayodhya to rule over his kingdom once again.
