The Ram Temple is spread over an expansive area of 2.7 acres and has a built-up area of 57,400 square feet.
The temple's original design was made 30 years ago, and the new design is just an extension of the old.
The temple's height is 161 feet and its length is 360 feet. Its total width is 235 feet and there are 12 gates in the temple compound.
The temple complex has 392 pillars and 44 doors. After entering the main gate of “Singh Dwar”, there are 32 steps one needs to take to reach the main temple.
The temple has been built in the Nagara style of temple architecture, which is the most developed style architecturally.
The temple has not been made using any iron or steel. Only stones, plain cement concrete and cement slurry have been used for the construction.
This is the world's first temple to undergo 3D structural analysis and has been built to withstand natural calamities for the next 2,500 years.