Motihari to Virat Ramayan Mandir Distance
Discover the sacred journey to the upcoming world’s largest Hindu temple complex — under construction by Mahavir Mandir Trust near Kesaria, East Champaran, Bihar.
Know Distance & Route →Distance & Travel Time
≈ 35–45 km
Motihari to Virat Ramayan Mandir (Janaki Nagar, near Kesaria / Chakia Road, Bahuara-Kaithwalia villages)
Travel time by car/taxi: 50–90 minutes (depending on traffic & road conditions)
Note: Exact distance may vary slightly depending on your starting point in Motihari and the final access road to the temple site.Traveller Guidance – How to Reach Virat Ramayan Mandir
- By Road (Recommended): Motihari → Kesaria → Chakia Road → Temple site (Janaki Nagar). Good connectivity via NH-28 & state roads. Private taxi / auto-rickshaw / own vehicle is most convenient.
- From Motihari Bus Stand: Frequent buses/tempos towards Kesaria or Chakia. Get down near temple road and take local auto (≈10–15 km more).
- Nearest Railway Station: Motihari Railway Station (≈40 km) or Chakia Railway Station (closer at ≈10–15 km from temple site).
- From Patna: ≈120 km (3–4 hrs drive via NH-28). Many devotees start from Patna.
- Best Time to Visit: October–March (pleasant weather). Avoid peak summer & monsoon if possible.
- Facilities (Current): Basic shops & dhabas available nearby. Temple is under construction — darshan may be limited. Follow local announcements.
- Tip: Carry water, wear comfortable shoes, respect temple rules. Use Google Maps with keywords “Virat Ramayan Mandir Kesaria” for live navigation.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Where exactly is Virat Ramayan Mandir located?
Janaki Nagar, near Kaithwalia & Bahuara villages, Kesaria-Chakia Road, East Champaran district, Bihar (south of Motihari, near Kesaria).
What is the current status of the temple?
Under construction by Mahavir Mandir Trust, Patna. Major components like massive Shivling installed in 2026. Expected completion around 2027–2030.
How much time does it take from Motihari?
Usually 50–90 minutes by car (35–45 km), depending on traffic and exact drop-off point.
Is public transport available?
Yes — buses/tempos from Motihari to Kesaria/Chakia, then local auto. Private taxi is more comfortable.
Can I visit the temple now?
Yes, devotees visit regularly (especially after recent Shivling installation). However, main structures are still under construction.
What is the height & scale of the temple?
Planned height ≈123 m (405 ft), length 850 m, width 430 m — planned to be among the world’s largest religious monuments.
Who is building this temple?
Mahavir Mandir Trust, Patna (led by Acharya Kishore Kunal). Inspired by Ramayana & elements from Angkor Wat / Rameshwaram.
Is there parking & basic facilities?
Yes — temporary arrangements exist. More permanent facilities will come as construction progresses.
Which is the nearest major city?
Motihari (≈35–45 km), Patna (≈120 km), Muzaffarpur (≈80–90 km).
Any special darshan or entry rules?
Follow trust guidelines. Free entry currently. Photography & drone use may be restricted in construction areas.