Ram Temple In Ayodhya: Interesting Facts
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The Ram temple in
Ayodhya boasts an
expansive area, covering a
total of 2.7 acres.
The built-up area of the
temple is an impressive
57,400 square feet,
reflecting the grandeur
and scale of the
architectural endeavour.
With three floors in total, the
temple is designed with each floor
having a height of 20 feet.
This thoughtful distribution of
space allows for the inclusion of
various functional and ceremonial
areas, contributing to the temple's
versatility and purpose.
The temple's physical dimensions
are noteworthy, with a total
length of 360 feet and a width of
235 feet.
The height of the temple, inclusive
of its peak, reaches 161 feet. This
sizeable structure is spread over
three floors, with each floor
having a height of 20 feet.
The construction incorporates
special bricks known as "Ram
Shilas," with the inscription
"Shri Ram" on them.
These bricks draw a symbolic
parallel with the stones believed
to have been used in the
construction of Ram Setu,
connecting the modern
craftsmanship of the temple
with ancient symbolism.
The temple's foundation is
supported by a substantial
number of columns. The
ground floor features 160
columns, while the first
floor is supported by 132
columns.
The second floor,
showcasing intricate design
and detailing, is upheld by
74 columns, contributing to
the overall stability and
aesthetics of the temple.
The construction of the Ram
Mandir in Ayodhya takes a
unique approach by avoiding
the use of steel or iron. Instead,
the project uses traditional
construction materials, aligning
with age-old building practices
and demonstrating a
commitment to sustainability.
Beyond its religious
significance, the Ram
temple is envisioned as a
cultural hub.
The inclusion of
educational spaces and
areas for meditation
reflects a holistic approach
to the temple's role in
fostering spiritual, cultural,
and educational pursuits.
Source: indianexpress.com
The main temple structure features
Bansi Paharpur Pink Sandstone
sourced from Rajasthan’s Bharatpur
district. Granite stones are utilized in
the plinths, providing a durable and
resilient foundation for the temple.
The use of granite adds structural
strength while contributing to the
overall longevity of the temple.
White Makrana marble and coloured
marble are intricately used for the
inlay work.
Shaligram rock, a sacred
fossil found in the Gandaki
River of Nepal, is included
in the construction.
Revered in Hinduism, the
Shaligram is considered a
symbol of Lord Vishnu,
adding a spiritual
dimension to the temple.
The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi
Teerth Kshetra estimated
that ₹1,800 crore would be
expended in bringing the
architectural marvel to
fruition.
Between February 5, 2020,
and March 31, 2023, an
expenditure of ₹900 crore
was reported in the pursuit of
constructing the Ram Temple.
The Ram temple in Ayodhya was inaugurated on Monday (January 22, 2024) at a grand ceremony, which was attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other dignitaries. The affairs of the temple are managed by Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra. It is considered as one of the most important pilgrimage sites for Hindus. Ayodhya is considered the birthplace of Lord Ram and so, is considered a sacred place.
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10 interesting facts about 10 interesting facts about Ram Temple in Ram Temple in Ayodhya Ayodhya
The Ram temple in Ayodhya boasts an expansive area, covering a total of 2.7 acres. The built-up area of the temple is an impressive 57,400 square feet, reflecting the grandeur and scale of the architectural endeavour.
With three floors in total, the temple is designed with each floor having a height of 20 feet. This thoughtful distribution of space allows for the inclusion of various functional and ceremonial areas, contributing to the temple's versatility and purpose.
The temple's physical dimensions are noteworthy, with a total length of 360 feet and a width of 235 feet. The height of the temple, inclusive of its peak, reaches 161 feet. This sizeable structure is spread over three floors, with each floor having a height of 20 feet.
The construction incorporates special bricks known as "Ram Shilas," with the inscription "Shri Ram" on them. These bricks draw a symbolic parallel with the stones believed to have been used in the construction of Ram Setu, connecting the modern craftsmanship of the temple with ancient symbolism.
The temple's foundation is supported by a substantial number of columns. The ground floor features 160 columns, while the first floor is supported by 132 columns. The second floor, showcasing intricate design and detailing, is upheld by 74 columns, contributing to the overall stability and aesthetics of the temple.
The construction of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya takes a unique approach by avoiding the use of steel or iron. Instead, the project uses traditional construction materials, aligning with age-old building practices and demonstrating a commitment to sustainability.
Beyond its religious significance, the Ram temple is envisioned as a cultural hub. The inclusion of educational spaces and areas for meditation reflects a holistic approach to the temple's role in fostering spiritual, cultural, and educational pursuits. Source: indianexpress.com
The main temple structure features Bansi Paharpur Pink Sandstone sourced from Rajasthan s Bharatpur district. Granite stones are utilized in the plinths, providing a durable and resilient foundation for the temple. The use of granite adds structural strength while contributing to the overall longevity of the temple. White Makrana marble and coloured marble are intricately used for the inlay work.
Shaligram rock, a sacred fossil found in the Gandaki River of Nepal, is included in the construction. Revered in Hinduism, the Shaligram is considered a symbol of Lord Vishnu, adding a spiritual dimension to the temple.
The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra estimated that 1,800 crore would be expended in bringing the architectural marvel to fruition. Between February 5, 2020, and March 31, 2023, an expenditure of 900 crore was reported in the pursuit of constructing the Ram Temple.
