Ram Mandir Bhubaneswar - राम मंदिर भुवनेश्वर

Ram Mandir, Bhubaneswar is a prominent modern Hindu temple located near Kharavel Nagar on Janpath Road in the heart of Bhubaneswar, Odisha. It is a Hindu temple dedicated to Bhagwan Ram along with Prabhu Lakshman and Mata Sita. Bhubaneswar Ram Mandir is known for its beautiful architecture and spiritual ambiance.

History and Architecture of Ram Mandir Bhubaneswar
The main deity of the temple is Bhagwan Ram, along with mata Sita and brother Lakshman made of white marble. The temple complex also has temples dedicated to other deities, including prabhu Hanuman, Bhagwan Shiva and Mata Durga. The temple exhibits traditional Kalinga style architecture, characterized by intricate carvings and a tall spire (shikhara).

The temple was built and maintained by a private trust, with its formal consecration on 27 June 1979. Temple architecture is known for its striking saffron-coloured exterior, a high central spire visible from most parts of the city, and detailed carvings adorning the pillars and spires. It has a well-maintained garden that surrounds the temple, providing a peaceful setting for devotees and visitors.

Darshan Time of Ram Mandir Bhubaneswar
Temple is open for the whole week and the darshan timing is 6:0 AM to 9:30 PM, with evening arati being particularly popular between 4 PM–8 PM.

Ram Mandir Bhubaneswar Festivals & Events
The major festivals celebrated with grandeur at Ram Mandir Bhubaneswar include Ram Navami, Vivah Panchami, Dussehra, Janmashtami, Shivaratri and Pana Sankranti. On Raksha Bandhan, an annual fair is held in the temple premises.

How to Reach Ram Mandir Bhubaneswar
Ram Mandir Bhubaneswar is located in central Bhubaneswar. Which is accessible using taxi, auto‑rickshaw, or bus from anywhere in the city. Temple is just 1.4 km from Bhubaneswar Railway Station (5‑8 min drive). From airport mandir is approximately 4.5–5 km from Biju Patnaik International Airport.

Nearby Attractions of Ram Mandir Bhubaneswar
Ram Mandir is close to Bhubaneswar’s ancient temple circuit, including:
Shri Lingaraj Mandir (11th Century, Shiva)
Shri Ananta Basudev Temple (13th Century, Vishnu)
Raja Rani Temple (11th Century)
Mukteswara Siddheswara Temple (10th Century)