The Ram Mandir is set to be India's biggest temple because of its carefully planned design and structure.
The people who designed the temple come from a famous family called the Sompuras. This family has built more than 100 temples worldwide. The main architect is Chandrakant Sompura, and he is working with his sons Ashish and Nikhil.
The Ram Mandir has a very spiritual foundation. It was constructed using valuable soil collected from 2587 different places.
According to various reports, the Ram Mandir was built entirely of stones, with no steel or iron utilized.
In a gesture of global spiritual unity, soil from Thailand has been sent for a special ceremony for Ram Lalla on January 22, 2024.
A special thing to know is that the bricks used to build the Ram Mandir have the holy writing 'Shri Ram' on them.
As per the information, the special ceremony on August 5th included sacred water from 150 rivers across India.
The ground floor tells the story of Lord Ram's life in three parts, covering an area of 2.7 acres. On the first floor, visitors can experience the splendor of Lord Ram's Darbaar, which is made of Bansi Paharpur, a pink sandstone from Bharatpur in Rajasthan.
A special box, buried very deep about 2000 feet under the temple will have a copper plate with important information about the temple, Lord Ram, and Ayodhya. This is like a time capsule, keeping the temple's history safe for the people who come after us.
The temple looks amazing with 360 pillars in the Nagar style. These pillars make it a really special and impressive building.