The Ram Mandir, dedicated to the Hindu deity Ram, is designed in the Nagara style of architecture, reminiscent of the Sun Temple at Konark, Odisha. The main temple has three floors and 12 gates, reaching a total height of 161 feet. It also features five congregation halls, called mandapas.
Designed by Chandrakant Sompura and his son Ashish Sompura, the temple does not utilize iron or steel in its construction. The spire and garbhagriha (“womb room”) of the temple have a unique octagonal shape, unlike traditional square-shaped garbhagrihas. The temple complex will include lifts and ramps for people with mobility difficulties, a sewage treatment plant, a water treatment plant, and a power station.