Ram Mandir: Here's Some Of The Interesting Facts About Ayodhya's Shri Ram Janmabhoomi

Years after the grand inauguration of the Ram Temple, the city is once again seeing a surge of visitors.

PM Narendra Modi on Tuesday hoisted a saffron flag atop the 191-foot-high shikhara of the Ayodhya Ram Janmabhoomi Temple, marking the formal completion of the holy shrine.

The 3-storey Ram Mandir is built in the traditional Nagara style.

It's the largest temple in India, covering 70 acres, with 70 per cent being a green area.

The temple was constructed using stones, copper, white cement, and wood, avoiding the use of iron or steel.

The temple has 32 steps at the entrance, with a height of 16.11 ft from the ground, that will lead the devotees before entering through Singh Dwar.

The temple has a garden based on astrological constellations, featuring 27 types of plants representing the 27 nakshatras.

The temple stands at 250 ft wide and 161 ft tall. It's an earthquake-resistant structure, estimated to be 2500 years old.

Ajodhya's Ram mandir bell is made up of Ashtadhatu and is claimed to be audible up to 15 km away.