Discover the Magnificence of Ayodhya's Ram Mandir
Explore Ayodhya's Ram Mandir, a spiritual, cultural, and architectural marvel symbolizing India's heritage. Dive into its history, design, and significance.
Shri Ram Janmabhoomi MandirAn interactive exploration of a centuries-old dream realized. The Mandir at a GlanceThis section provides a snapshot of the temple's monumental scale. These key figures represent the immense effort, resources, and devotion invested in its construction. Hover over each card to see the core statistics that define this architectural marvel. 🏞️
Total Area70 Acres Entire Temple Complex 🏗️
Dimensions161 ft Height of the Mandir 🏛️
Structural Pillars392 Intricately Carved 💰
Estimated Cost₹1,800 Cr (Approx. $217 Million) A Journey Through TimeThe story of the Ram Mandir is a long and profound one, spanning nearly five centuries. This interactive timeline highlights the pivotal moments that have shaped its path. Click on any year to learn more about the significant events that occurred, from historical disputes to the final consecration. 1528: The BeginningThe Babri Masjid is constructed by Mir Baqi, a commander of the Mughal emperor Babur, at a site Hindus claim as the birthplace of Lord Ram. An Architectural MarvelThe Ram Mandir is a masterpiece of traditional Indian temple architecture, built to last for over a thousand years. This section explores the key design elements, materials, and structural details. Explore the charts and diagrams to understand the Nagara style and the thoughtful engineering behind this grand structure. Core Principles & Materials
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Nagara Style ArchitectureCharacterized by its towering spires (shikharas) and ornate carvings, this ancient North Indian style is used for the temple's design.
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No Iron or SteelThe entire structure is built using traditional materials like stone and copper plates, ensuring longevity and adherence to ancient construction practices.
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Pink Sandstone & MarbleBansi Paharpur pink sandstone forms the main structure, while high-quality Makrana marble is used for the sanctum sanctorum and carvings. Primary Material Composition The Divine Presence: Ram LallaAt the heart of the temple resides the sacred idol of Ram Lalla. This section is dedicated to the deity, providing details about its creation, form, and the profound symbolism it holds for millions of devotees. The Idol Balak RamThe main idol, consecrated on January 22, 2024, depicts Lord Ram as a five-year-old child (Balak Roop). This form symbolizes innocence, divinity, and the beginning of a new era. Sculptor Arun Yogiraj Height 51 inches Material Krishna Shila (Black Schist) Weight ~200 kg
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A Symbol of Faith & CultureThe Ram Mandir is more than just a temple; it's a powerful symbol with deep religious, cultural, and national importance. Use the tabs below to explore these different facets and understand its profound impact on India and the world. For millions of Hindus worldwide, the temple marks the reclamation of one of their most sacred sites, the birthplace of Lord Ram. It is a center for pilgrimage (Tirtha), worship, and spiritual discourse. The consecration of the idol is seen as a divine event, re-establishing Ram Rajya—an era of peace, justice, and prosperity. The Mandir by the NumbersSince its inauguration, the Ram Mandir has attracted an unprecedented number of devotees. This section visualizes the scale of this pilgrimage. The chart below illustrates the estimated daily visitor footfall, offering a glimpse into the temple's immense drawing power and its place as a leading spiritual destination. |