The Ram Mandir, nestled in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh, stands as a divine testimony to Hindu devotion, dedicated to Lord Shri Rama. Here's a glimpse into the key facets of this sacred structure:
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Architectural Mastery
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Chief Architect
Chandrakant B. Sompura
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Construction Company
Larsen and Toubro (L&T)
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Project Management Company
Tata Consulting Engineers Limited (TCEL)
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Design Advisors
IIT Chennai, IIT Bombay, IIT Guwahati, CBRI Roorkee, SVNIT Surat, NGRI Hyderabad
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Dimensions and Construction
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Total Area
70 Acres (70% green area)
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Temple Area
2.77 Acres
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Temple Dimensions
Length – 380 Ft Width – 250 Ft Height – 161 Ft
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Construction Style
Indian Nagar Style
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Foundation Design
14 Meter Thick Rolled Compacted Concrete, 56 layers of Compacted Concrete, 21-foot thick plinth made of Granite
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Materials and Special Features
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Construction Materials
High-Grade Rolled Compacted Concrete, Pink Sand Stone, Granite Stone, Shaligram Rock, Copper Plates, Gold, Ashtdhatu, Teakwood
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Special Features
2 Sewer Treatment Plants, 1 Water Treatment Plant, Dedicated Power Supply
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Idols
Made of 60 million years old Shaligram Rocks from the Gandaki River (Nepal)
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Bell
Made of Astadhatu, weighs 2100 Kg, sound can be heard up to 15 Km
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Main Sanctum
Idol of Shri Ram Lalla (the infant form of Lord Shri Rama)
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Artistic Spaces
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First Floor
Shri Ram Darbar
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Mandapas
Nritya Mandapa, Rang Mandapa, Sabha Mandapa, Prarthana Mandapa, Kirtan Mandapa