About the Temple
The Viraat Ramayan Mandir is a monumental Hindu temple complex under construction near Kesaria, Bihar, India. Once completed, it will be the world's largest religious monument, standing at 405ft (~123m) tall, spanning 2,800ft length and 1,400ft width, with space for 20,000 devotees at a time.
Key Features
- Inspired by Angkor Wat, Rameswaram, and Meenakshi Temple
- 18 garbhagrihas (sanctums) for various deities
- World’s tallest Shiva Linga (33ft)
- Cost: ₹500 crore; targeted completion in 2026–2027
Architecture
The design draws on the majesty of Cambodia’s Angkor Wat, and incorporates elements from renowned Indian temples. Its grand shikhar (spire) will be twice the height of Angkor Wat. The premises will include shrines for Lord Rama, Sita, Luv, Kush, Shiva, Parvati, Ganesha, and others.
Location & Access
Located near Kaithawalia and Bahuara villages, Chakia (East Champaran, Bihar), accessible from Patna (120km) and Vaishali (60km).
Lord Ram
The principal deity of Viraat Ramayan Mandir.
Temple Model
Proposed model of the temple under construction, showing its inspiring scale and design.
How to Visit
The temple is under construction. For foundation rituals and special events, check updates on this site or visit Mahavir Mandir Trust (Patna).
Contact
Contact site admin
namaste@viraatramayanmandir.com