The long-awaited Ram Mandir in Ayodhya is now finally complete. For years, many Hindu devotees patiently awaited the completion of this major temple project in India. The inauguration of this temple happened in January 2025, opening the door for the devotees; however, it was not fully constructed. Now, to mark its completion, the flag-hoisting ceremony was held on November 25, 2025. The temple was beautifully decorated for the occasion, and at night, it looked absolutely stunning.
Flag Hosting Ceremony In Ayodhya Ram Mandir
Ayodhya recently celebrated the Dhwajarohan ceremony, which is the flag-hoisting at the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple, marking that the temple’s construction is now complete. During this special event, Prime Minister Narendra Modi raised a saffron flag on the 161-foot-high spire at the most auspicious time, called Abhijeet Muhurat, reported India Today.
The flag had sacred symbols—the sun, Om, and the Kovidar tree. The event drew thousands of devotees and guests, celebrating the temple’s final completion. Held on Vivah Panchami — the day marking Lord Ram and Sita’s divine marriage — the ceremony symbolised the temple’s spiritual activation and the opening of all 44 doors for rituals and celebrations.
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Night Decoration At The Temple
For the big event, the Ram Mandir in Uttar Pradesh was beautifully decorated. During the day, it looked stunning with its fresh floral arrangements. But at night, the LED lights made it look truly magical. Many users even shared photos on X to show how breathtaking the temple appeared. Here’s a glimpse of how it looked.
One user wrote, “A powerful moment of respect, A reflection of our freedom, A celebration of identity.”
Some wrote, “On the eve of Dhwajarohan Utsav, the magnificent Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir stands resplendent in radiant illumination. The entire temple complex, glowing in divine splendour, reflects the spirit of devotion and celebration that fills the air on this sacred occasion.”
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