Where is Virat Ramyan Mandir located?
The Virat Ramayan Mandir (Viraat Ramayan Mandir) is an iconic upcoming world-class temple complex in East Champaran district, Bihar — set to become one of the largest religious monuments dedicated to the Ramayana epic.
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Virat Ramayan Mandir is situated near the twin villages of Kaithawalia (Kathwalia) and Bahuara, on NH-227A (Chakia–Kesariya road), close to Kesariya / Kesharia in East Champaran district, Bihar, India.
Approximate Coordinates: 26.3659°N, 84.8646°E
PIN: around 845424 (Sarangpur / nearby area)
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Traveller Guidance – How to Reach
- By Air: Nearest major airport → Patna Airport (≈ 140–160 km / 3.5–4.5 hrs by road). Take a prepaid taxi or cab to Kesariya / Chakia.
- By Train: Nearest railway stations → Chakia (≈ 20–25 km), Motihari (≈ 40 km), or Muzaffarpur (≈ 90 km). Many trains from Delhi, Kolkata, Varanasi, Patna stop at these stations. Then hire taxi/auto to the temple site.
- By Road: Well connected via NH-227A. Regular buses from Patna, Muzaffarpur, Motihari, Bettiah to Kesariya / Chakia. Self-drive or cab from Patna takes ≈ 4 hrs.
- Best Time to Visit: October–March (pleasant weather). Avoid peak summer and monsoon.
- Local Transport: Auto-rickshaws, e-rickshaws, and taxis are easily available from nearby towns. Use Google Maps or ask locals for “Virat Ramayan Mandir near Kesariya”.
- Note: The temple is under construction (expected major completion around 2027–2030). Check official updates before planning darshan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Near Kaithawalia and Bahuara villages, on Chakia–Kesariya road (NH-227A), East Champaran district, Bihar, near Kesariya town.
Viraat Ramayan Mandir (also called Virat Ramayan Mandir or Virat Ramayana Mandir).
Construction is ongoing. Major portions are expected to be ready by 2027–2030. Some shrines and the massive Shivling may open earlier.
Approximately 405 feet (123 meters) tall when completed — one of the tallest temple structures planned.
Yes — plans include a very tall Shivling (reports mention up to 33 feet or more in some updates — check latest news).
Spread over ≈ 200 acres, with length ≈ 2800 ft and width ≈ 1400 ft when fully developed.
Around 18–22 shrines dedicated to various deities and characters from Ramayana including Ram, Sita, Hanuman, Shiva, etc.
Currently under construction — no regular darshan yet. Likely free entry like most Indian temples once open (possible special darshan fees in future).
Nearest big city: Patna (≈ 140–160 km). Nearest airport: Jay Prakash Narayan International Airport, Patna.
Yes — architectural inspiration includes elements similar to Angkor Wat style in early plans, but adapted to grand Indian temple tradition.