This Deepotsav, Ayodhya’s Ram Temple will unveil a stunning 10,000 sq. ft. Ramayana-themed wax museum, showcasing 50 life-sized figures from the epic.
Ayodhya’s Ram Temple Gets Ramayana Wax Museum for Deepotsav 2025
The spiritual and cultural aura of Ayodhya is set to grow even brighter this Deepotsav 2025. A Ramayana-themed wax museum will open inside the Ram Janmabhoomi Temple, offering visitors a never-before-seen portrayal of the epic’s most powerful moments through lifelike wax statues and immersive storytelling.
Key Features of the Ramayana Wax Museum
- Location: Inside Ram Temple premises, along the parikrama path
- Theme: Based on the Ramayana, featuring major characters and scenes
- Size: 10,000 square feet
- Budget: ₹7.5 crore invested
- Number of Figures: 50+ wax statues
- Execution Model: Public-Private Partnership (PPP)
- Created By: Artists from Maharashtra and Kerala
Characters & Scenes to Come Alive in Wax
The museum will feature realistic wax statues of iconic Ramayana characters, including:
- Lord Ram, Sita, Lakshman, Hanuman, Sugriv, Jatayu
These characters will be part of visually rich depictions of major scenes, such as:
- Sita’s abduction by Ravan
- Construction of Ram Setu
- Hanuman’s journey to Lanka
- The epic battle between Ram and Ravan
To ensure maximum realism, each statue is being crafted with attention to facial expressions, attire, body language, and period-specific details.
Technology Meets Tradition: What Makes This Museum Special
This isn’t just a visual experience. The museum will integrate modern technology for an engaging, educational, and devotional journey through the Ramayana. Features will include:
- Audio-visual storytelling
- Surround sound narration of key events
- Interactive displays that respond to visitor movement
- Guided tour options to walk visitors through the story arc
This approach will make it appealing to both devotees and young learners looking to connect with India’s rich mythological heritage.
Deepotsav 2025: A Festival to Remember
Deepotsav, one of the most celebrated festivals in Ayodhya, is known for lighting up the city with millions of diyas to welcome Lord Ram. This year, the launch of the Ramayana Wax Museum will be one of the main attractions.
The temple, inaugurated on January 22, 2024, has already become a major spiritual landmark. With the addition of this museum, Ayodhya is set to further establish itself as a cultural tourism hotspot.
Boost to Ayodhya’s Tourism & Cultural Legacy
The Uttar Pradesh government, under the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model, is working on multiple projects to enhance Ayodhya’s global appeal. The wax museum complements ongoing efforts to:
- Promote religious tourism
- Preserve mythological storytelling
- Offer interactive learning experiences for visitors of all ages
Ayodhya’s Ram Temple is not just a place of worship — it’s fast becoming a hub of history, culture, and devotion. With the launch of the Ramayana-themed wax museum this Deepotsav, visitors will experience the epic like never before, making it a must-visit destination in 2025.
