The first look of Ram Mandir in Ayodhya: check out these pictures
On August 5, the foundation of the new Ram Mandir will be laid after the religious worshipping of the land by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The entire city of Ayodhya is decorated and preparing for the day it has long awaited, to finally see lord Ram being seated at his birthplace in a beautiful temple. On the occasion, the internet is flooded with pictures of how the Ram Mandir would appear once fully constructed. Come have a look...
The First Glance of the Ram Mandir
The grandeur of the temple will surpass your imagination.
This is the aerial view of the to be constructed Ram Mandir.
A revolving path (parikrama path) will be constructed around the garbh griha of the Ram Mandir, for the devotees. It will be 10 feet wide.
The dome of the temple would be decorated with beautiful and fine carvings.
The Ram Mandir will have 312 pillars. The temple will also have two platforms.
The temple will be 268 feet long, 140 feet wide and 128 feet high. Ram Mandir will have two floors.
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