The Ram Mandir Ayodhya is a major Hindu Temple for ayodhya, dedicated to Lord Ram, who is a central figure in Hindu mythology. The Temple is being built at the site to be the birthplace of lord Ram, in the city of Ayodhya , Uttar Pradesh, India.
The Temple holds religious, cultural, and political significance in India, with its history to the long decades Ram Janmabhoomi.
Historical Background of The Ram Janmabhoomi ayodhya
The place where the Ram Mandir is being built already had a temple of Lord Ram, but Mir Baqi, the commander of Mughal emperor Babar, demolished the temple and built the Babri Mosque there in 1528. This led to a long-standing conflict between the Hindu and Muslim communities.
Started of The Ram Janmabhoomi Movement
The demand for the temple gained momentum in the 1980s with the rise of Kar Sevaks, Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) along with many other organisations. Then in 1992, Hindu activists demolished the Babri Masjid and installed a statue of Ram Ji in its place. These events increased communal tension in the country.
The Supreme Court Verdict
After decades of legal battles, the Supreme Court of India delivered its final verdict on 5 November 2019. The court ordered the entire 2.7 acre disputed land to be given to the Hindu side for the construction of a Ram temple and ordered the government to provide an alternative 5 acre plot to the Muslim side for building a mosque.
Started Construction of The Ram Mandir Ayodhya
The Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi the Bhoomi Pujan.
The temple is being constructed in three phases. The first phase, including the sanctum sanctorum, is expected to be completed by 2024. The temple will be opened to devotees, and the remaining parts of the complex will be completed in subsequent years.
The foundation stone of the temple was laid by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on August 5, 2020. The temple is designed in the Nagara style of Indian architecture, with intricate carvings, a grand hall and a focus on the sanctum sanctorum. The temple complex will be spread over an area of 57 acres, with the primary temple rising to around 161 feet.
These types of bricks are being used in Ram Mandir
This picture is of the sanctum sanctorum of Ram Mandir. Lord Shri Ram will be seated here. Ramlal will be seated at the same place where the flag is fluttering.
This picture is in front of the sanctum sanctorum of Ram Mandir. The shape of the sanctum sanctorum of the temple will be octagonal.
In this picture it can be seen that the construction of the temple has been completed to some extent, but it is yet to be completed.
The Ram Mandir construction during found Material
Lord Shri Ram is present in every particle of Ram Nagari Ayodhya. A grand and divine temple of Maryada Purushottam Lord Ramlala was being built in the same Ayodhya. Meanwhile, Champat Rai, General Secretary of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust, has shared a photo, in which he told that about 40 to 50 feet deep excavation was done in the ground to lay the foundation of the temple.
During this, the remains of ancient temples were found. Which was being discussed all over the country. It included many types of statues and pillars. The number of these remains was said to be around 50. These included 8 broken pillars, 6 broken statues, 5-6 earthen pots and 6-7 urns.
These Remance will be kept in the gallery near the exit gate of the temple.
Sadhus and saints and experts of Sanatan Dharma have claimed that these remains are about 2000 years old. Artworks of gods and goddesses, earthen urns and pieces of carved stones used in the temple are seen carved in these rocks and pillars.
Religious and Cultural Significance
Lord Rama is a great faith of millions of Hindus who are considered a symbol of righteousness, virtue and duty. His life depicted in the epic Ramayana represents the ideal king, husband, son and warrior. The construction of Ram Mandir is seen as the fulfillment of the centuries-old aspiration of Hindus to re-establish the birthplace of Lord Ram
It is expected that Ram Mandir once completed will become one of the most important religious sites and tourist destinations in India. It is a symbol of spiritual and cultural revival for many believers.
Explore The Ram Mandir Ayodhya
The total land area for the construction of Ram Mandir is 2.7 acres. In which the temple has been constructed in 57,400 square feet. The total length of the temple is 360 feet and the total width of the temple is 235 feet, the total height of the temple including the spire is 161 feet. The temple is built on 3 floors, in which the height of each floor will be 20 feet and a total of 160 pillars have been installed in the ground floor of the temple. 132 pillars have been installed in the first floor of the temple and 74 pillars in the second floor of the temple. A total of 5 platforms and pavilions have been built in the temples. A total of 12 gates have been built in the temple.
Ram Mandir Ayodya Entry Fee and Timings
No Entry Fee : Free
Free Darshan Timings
| Da | Time |
| Monday | 7:00 am – 9:00 pm |
| Tuesday | 7:00 am – 9:00 pm |
| Wednesday | 7:00 am – 9:00 pm |
| Thursday | 7:00 am – 9:00 pm |
| Friday | 7:00 am – 9:00 pm |
| Saturday | 7:00 am – 9:00 pm |
| Sunday | 7:00 am – 9:00 pm |
Free Aarti Timing
Mangal Aarti : 04:00 AM
Shringar Aarti : 06:00 AM
Shayan Aarti : 10:00 PM
Document Required for Free Aarti Passes, please reach the office Camp at Shri Ram Janmabhoomi before 30 minute the Aarti time.
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Things to do in Ram Mandir Ayodhya
After visiting Ramlal, built in 70 acres of lan
KARM KSHETRA
House of holy rituals Anusthaan Mandap
RAMLALA DARSHAN MANDAL
Janmabhoomi for the display of archaeological and historical remains related to Ram Janmabhoomi
SHRI KAMM KEERTI
House for discourse and mass prayer Satsang Bhawan Auditorium
GURU VASHISHTHA PEETHIKA
centre of study for Research on ved, Puran, Ramayan and Sanskrit
TULSI
Ramlila centre, 360 degree Theatre / open air theater
RAM DARBAAR
Multifunction / Projection / Lecture and communication centre
MATA KAUSHALYA VATSALYA MANDAP
Exhibition hall, tableau complexe
RAMANGAN
Exclusive cinema /telivision /AV based show & discourse theater.
MAHARSHI VALMIKI
Research centre and Archives
SHRI DASHRATH
Multistories, boarding facility & waiting lounge for outstation devotee, ideal cowshed shelters for cow.
LAV KUSH NIKUNJ
Musical Fountain and Lily- pond ( Laxman Vatika), Activities area for youth and children.
MARYADA KHAND
cottages and multistory Apartments enclave special guest residential area.
BHARAT PRASAAD MANDAP
Distribution and Management along with sanctified food preparation & Stores facility.
MATA SITA RASOI ANNAKSHETRA
With huge dining hall for the convenience of devotees to have their meals – also huge kitchen, large food storage, systematic utensils & cutlery storage and hand washing facility.
DEEP STAMBH
Lamp Tower in front of the Lion’s Gate
RAM Mandir Ayodhya ESSENTIAL FACILITIES OF PUBLIC UTILITIES
Multipurpose Distribution and operation Rooms
BANK/ATM
EMERGENCY MEDICAL AID
RAP FOR ELDER DEVOTEES TO REACH THE TEMPLE
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How to Reach Ram Mandir Ayodhya from City Centre
By Road : If you want to go to Ayodhya Ram Mandir by bus, then buses run from different cities of UP which will take you to Ayodhya. You can easily reach Ayodhya from Allahabad, Varanasi, Gorakhpur, Lucknow and Delhi. You will easily get buses for Ayodhya from these cities
By Train : The nearest railway station to Ayodhya temple is Ayodhya Dham railway station. It is about one kilometer away from Ram temple and the fare from here to Ram temple is only 10 rupees.
By Airlines :
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