Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir
An interactive exploration of a centuries-old dream realized.
The Mandir at a Glance
This part offers a glimpse into the temple's grand scale. Each figure highlights the dedication, resources, and effort poured into its creation. Hover on the cards to reveal the essential stats behind this architectural wonder.
Total Area
70 Acres
Entire Temple Complex
Dimensions
161 ft
Height of the Mandir
Structural Pillars
392
Intricately Carved
Estimated Cost
₹1,800 Cr
(Approx. $217 Million)
A Journey Through Time
The Ram Mandir's journey spans five centuries, rich in history and meaning. Explore this interactive timeline to uncover key milestones along the way. Click on a year to delve into major events, from age-old conflicts to the temple's consecration.
1528: The Beginning
The Babri Masjid was built by Mir Baqi, a commander under Mughal emperor Babur, on a site Hindus believe to be Lord Ram's birthplace.
An Architectural Marvel
The Ram Mandir showcases the timeless brilliance of traditional Indian temple architecture, crafted to endure for a millennium. This segment delves into its core design features, construction materials, and intricate structural details. Dive into the visuals and diagrams to grasp the Nagara style and the meticulous engineering of this majestic creation.
Core Principles & Materials
Nagara Style Architecture
Defined by its lofty spires (shikharas) and intricate carvings, this historic North Indian style shapes the temple's architecture.
No Iron or Steel
The structure is crafted from classic materials such as stone and copper plates, promoting durability and honoring age-old building techniques.
Pink Sandstone & Marble
Bansi Paharpur pink sandstone shapes the main structure, with premium Makrana marble adorning the sanctum and intricate carvings.
Primary Material Composition
The Divine Presence: Ram Lalla
Inside the temple lies the revered idol of Ram Lalla, a divine figure. This area honors the deity, offering insights into its origin, design, and the deep spiritual significance it carries for countless worshippers.
The Idol
Balak Ram
The primary idol, installed on January 22, 2024, portrays Lord Ram as a five-year-old child (Balak Roop), embodying purity, divinity, and the dawn of a new era.
Sculptor
Arun Yogiraj
Height
51 inches
Material
Krishna Shila (Black Schist)
Weight
~200 kg
A Symbol of Faith & Culture
The Ram Mandir stands as more than a temple—it's a profound emblem of religious, cultural, and national significance. Use the tabs below to delve into its many dimensions and explore its lasting influence on India and beyond.
For countless Hindus globally, the temple symbolizes the restoration of a cherished holy site, believed to be Lord Ram's birthplace. It serves as a hub for pilgrimage (Tirtha), devotion, and spiritual teachings. Installing the idol is viewed as a sacred act, reviving Ram Rajya—a time of harmony, fairness, and abundance.
The Mandir by the Numbers
Since opening, the Ram Mandir has drawn an extraordinary influx of devotees. This segment highlights the magnitude of this spiritual journey. The chart beneath depicts the estimated daily visitors, showcasing the temple's vast appeal and its status as a premier pilgrimage site.