Uploaded February 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Ayodhya is an important pilgrimage site for Hindus and one of the most sacred cities in India. In fact, countries with a huge Hindu population like Nepal and Bhutan also consider Ayodhya sacred and sacred. But did you know that Koreans also consider Ayodhya a sacred place, as they consider Ram janmabhoomi as their maternal place?
Today, for most Indians, the connection to Korea is defined by their most popular companies: Samsung, Hyundai, LG Electronics, among others. But India's historic ties to Korea date back more than two thousand years when Korea was a collection of tribal city-states. Incredibly, 6 million Koreans, or almost 10% of the Korean population, date back to an Indian princess of Ayodhya. Do you want to know more about this interesting Indian-Korean connection? Come on, let's dive into the mystery.
Ayodhya is an important pilgrimage site for Hindus and one of the most sacred cities in India. In fact, countries with a huge Hindu population like Nepal and Bhutan also consider Ayodhya sacred and sacred. But did you know that Koreans also consider Ayodhya a sacred place, as they consider Ram janmabhoomi as their maternal place?
Today, for most Indians, the connection to Korea is defined by their most popular companies: Samsung, Hyundai, LG Electronics, among others. But India's historic ties to Korea date back more than two thousand years when Korea was a collection of tribal city-states. Incredibly, 6 million Koreans, or almost 10% of the Korean population, date back to an Indian princess of Ayodhya. Do you want to know more about this interesting Indian-Korean connection? Come on, let's dive into the mystery.
