About Virat Ramayan Mandir
The Virat Ramayan Mandir is a monumental Hindu temple under construction in the East Champaran district of Bihar, India. Inspired by the grandeur of Cambodia’s Angkor Wat, this temple is being built by the Mahavir Mandir Patna Trust. Spread across 140 acres, the temple is a tribute to Lord Ram and the epic Ramayana, showcasing India’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage.
The temple is designed to be a modern-day marvel, blending ancient architectural principles with contemporary engineering techniques. With its massive scale and spiritual aura, the Virat Ramayan Mandir is poised to become a global pilgrimage site, attracting devotees and tourists from across the world.
Specialties of Virat Ramayan Mandir
140-Acre Temple Complex
The temple is being built on a sprawling 140-acre land, making it one of the largest temple complexes in the world.
1080 Feet Long, 540 Feet Wide, 270 Feet High
The temple’s colossal dimensions will make it a landmark of architectural brilliance.
22 Temples Within the Complex
The complex will house 22 individual temples, each dedicated to different deities.
World’s Largest Shivlinga
The temple will feature the world’s largest Shivlinga, a sacred symbol of Lord Shiva.
1,000 Small Shivlingas
In addition to the massive Shivlinga, the temple will have 1,000 smaller Shivlingas.
12 Peaks
The temple will have 12 peaks, symbolizing spiritual ascendancy.
Construction Progress
The construction of Virat Ramayan Mandir began in June 2015, but faced delays due to logistical challenges. The project is now on track and is expected to be completed by 2027. The temple is being built using modern machinery and techniques, ensuring precision and durability.
Many people have generously donated land for the construction of the temple, reflecting the deep-rooted faith and devotion of the community.
Gallery
Contact Us
For more information about Virat Ramayan Mandir, please visit our website or contact us at info@viratramayanmandir.com.