<p> Ayodhya (Uttar Pradesh): Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Ayodhya on December 30, the streets in the temple town in Uttar Pradesh are being decorated with flowers to give the city a 'divine look'.</p>.<p> On Thursday, strings of orange and yellow marigolds were being wrapped around ornamental lamp posts installed on the median of a redeveloped road stretch, now christened Ram Path.</p>.<p> These lamp posts carry design elements on top which depict religious symbols.</p>.<p> The decoration will be carried out on Friday as well as scores of workers drawn from different parts of the country toiled at Ram Katha Park to meticulously put together the flowers into artistic formations.</p>.<p> The designs used in making these decorations are inspired from the image of Lord Ram, his bow and arrow, Lord Hanuman, religious tilak, among other patterns.</p>.Large posters depicting Ram temple, new airport put up in Ayodhya.<p> Lalit Kumar Singh, a worker from Sitapur, who has been working on the floral decorations that will be used in various parts of the city, said, Ayodhya will bear a 'divine look' on December 30.</p>.<p> "I have made many decorative designs, including a floral image of Lord Ram holding his bow and arrow. It took 40-45 minutes and about 7-8 kg of flowers," he told <em>PTI.</em></p>.<p> These items will be used for decoration along Ram Path, Dharm Path, at airport and at railway station, among other places.</p>.<p> "A few hundreds of workers are doing the job and about 300 quintal of flowers have been brought from Kolkata, Delhi, Ghazipur and other places,"he added.</p>.<p> On a dais of the Ram Katha Park, a group of workers were busy making floral patterns hung on wooden frames.</p>.<p> One design depicted a 'bow and arrow' made using marigold and leaves, other depicted different aspects of Lord Ram's life.</p>.<p> Flowers used are largely marigold, chrysanthemum, and also orchid and anthurium, another worker said.</p>.<p> Prime Minister Modi is slated to inaugurate an international airport and the redeveloped Ayodhya railway station on December 30.</p>.<p> To enhance accessibility to the upcoming Ram temple, he will also inaugurate four newly redeveloped, widened and beautified roads in Ayodhya, including Ram Path, the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) said in a statement on Thursday.</p>.<p> A grand Ram temple is currently under construction in Ayodhya, with the consecration ceremony to be held on January 22, which will be attended by the prime minister.</p>.<p> A massive crowd is expected to descend in Ayodhya close to the consecration ceremony on January 22 and the city is getting decked up for the big day.</p>.<p> A set of imposing sun-themed columns -- 'Surya Stambhs' -- are being installed along a prominent street in the holy city.</p>.<p> Large posters bearing images of the upcoming Ram temple and the new airport and a message that hails Ayodhya as a city of 'Maryada, Dharm and Sanskriti' have been put up in the temple town in Uttar Pradesh. </p>
<p> Ayodhya (Uttar Pradesh): Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Ayodhya on December 30, the streets in the temple town in Uttar Pradesh are being decorated with flowers to give the city a 'divine look'.</p>.<p> On Thursday, strings of orange and yellow marigolds were being wrapped around ornamental lamp posts installed on the median of a redeveloped road stretch, now christened Ram Path.</p>.<p> These lamp posts carry design elements on top which depict religious symbols.</p>.<p> The decoration will be carried out on Friday as well as scores of workers drawn from different parts of the country toiled at Ram Katha Park to meticulously put together the flowers into artistic formations.</p>.<p> The designs used in making these decorations are inspired from the image of Lord Ram, his bow and arrow, Lord Hanuman, religious tilak, among other patterns.</p>.Large posters depicting Ram temple, new airport put up in Ayodhya.<p> Lalit Kumar Singh, a worker from Sitapur, who has been working on the floral decorations that will be used in various parts of the city, said, Ayodhya will bear a 'divine look' on December 30.</p>.<p> "I have made many decorative designs, including a floral image of Lord Ram holding his bow and arrow. It took 40-45 minutes and about 7-8 kg of flowers," he told <em>PTI.</em></p>.<p> These items will be used for decoration along Ram Path, Dharm Path, at airport and at railway station, among other places.</p>.<p> "A few hundreds of workers are doing the job and about 300 quintal of flowers have been brought from Kolkata, Delhi, Ghazipur and other places,"he added.</p>.<p> On a dais of the Ram Katha Park, a group of workers were busy making floral patterns hung on wooden frames.</p>.<p> One design depicted a 'bow and arrow' made using marigold and leaves, other depicted different aspects of Lord Ram's life.</p>.<p> Flowers used are largely marigold, chrysanthemum, and also orchid and anthurium, another worker said.</p>.<p> Prime Minister Modi is slated to inaugurate an international airport and the redeveloped Ayodhya railway station on December 30.</p>.<p> To enhance accessibility to the upcoming Ram temple, he will also inaugurate four newly redeveloped, widened and beautified roads in Ayodhya, including Ram Path, the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) said in a statement on Thursday.</p>.<p> A grand Ram temple is currently under construction in Ayodhya, with the consecration ceremony to be held on January 22, which will be attended by the prime minister.</p>.<p> A massive crowd is expected to descend in Ayodhya close to the consecration ceremony on January 22 and the city is getting decked up for the big day.</p>.<p> A set of imposing sun-themed columns -- 'Surya Stambhs' -- are being installed along a prominent street in the holy city.</p>.<p> Large posters bearing images of the upcoming Ram temple and the new airport and a message that hails Ayodhya as a city of 'Maryada, Dharm and Sanskriti' have been put up in the temple town in Uttar Pradesh. </p>