Ram Mandir

The Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, India is a 67-acre complex that includes a main temple, a museum, and other structures. The temple is 161 feet (49 meters) tall, 360 feet (110 meters) long, and 235 feet (72 meters) wide and is built in the Nagara style of architecture. The complex includes: Main temple: A three-story temple with five halls (mandaps), 44 doors, and a main entrance called the Singh Dwar. The first floor is dedicated to Lord Rama, the second floor to Lord Hanuman, and the third floor is a museum. The temple's pillars and walls are decorated with statues and carvings. Museum: A museum on the third floor that showcases the history and culture of Ayodhya Yagyashala: A hall for conducting Hindu fire rituals Medical facility: A medical facility within the complex Community kitchen: A community kitchen within the complex Other structures: The complex also includes Shri Ram Kund, Hanuman Gadhi, Veer Maruti Vishal Pratima.