World's tallest Ram Temple to be constructed in Australia's Perth, will be 721-foot-high

Australia is poised to become home to the world's tallest 'Ram Mandir,' a colossal structure standing at an impressive 721 feet. The ShriRam Vedic and Cultural Trust will spearhead this ambitious project, which is not just a temple but a spiritual and cultural hub.

 

With an estimated cost of ₹600 crore and sprawling across 150 acres, this monumental undertaking aims to redefine architectural grandeur.

 

Dr. Harendra Rana, the deputy head of the Trust, provided insights into the broader vision of the project. Beyond the traditional temple concept, the International ShriRam Vedic And Cultural Union (ISVACU), overseeing the venture, envisions it as a cultural epicenter.

 

In addition to its role as a spiritual center, the temple complex will serve as a vibrant cultural space. ISVACU plans to organize cultural shows, celebrate festivals, and host holistic well-being programs, fostering community engagement and inclusivity.

 

The temple complex will feature impressive elements from the Vedic period, creating a serene and enchanting environment. Alongside its grandeur, the complex will host cultural spaces such as the Sita Rasoi restaurant, the Ramayana Sadan Library, and the Tulsidas Hall, enhancing the comprehensive design. The holy place aims to celebrate the rich cultural heritage associated with the Ramayana and provide a platform for community engagement.

 

Environmental sustainability will take center stage through the inclusion of a bio-sewage treatment plant and a solar power plant, ensuring a "zero carbon footprint," as stated by the Trust.