Bharat, Lord Rama, Sita and Laxman Ram Navami celebrates the birth of Lord Rama or Ramachandra. On the ninth day of the first fortnight of Chaitra the birth of Rama is commemorated. The epic known as the Ramayana. In some parts of India, it is a nine-day festival, coinciding with the Vasanta Navaratri. The public worship starts with morning ablutions, chanting Vedic mantras dedicated to Vishnu, and offering flowers and fruit to the god.
People keep a fast throughout the day, breaking it only at midnight with fruit.
In some parts of India, especially Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, public gatherings called satsangs are organised to commemorate the birth of Rama. Excerpts from the Ramacharitamanas, extolling the glory of Rama, are recited. People of all castes and creeds participate in these gatherings to listen to the stories and their explanations offered by the learned. The country of Kosal was situated on the banks of the river Sharayu. Ayodhya was the capital founded by the king rishi Manu.