A Visual Guide to Ram Mandir Consecration Preparations

  The consecration of Ram Mandir is being prepared with pictures depicting flowers, lights, and sculptures to give Ayodhya a divine aura.In preparation for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to inaugurate an international airport and redevelop Ayodhya railway station on December 30, the temple town of Ayerth, Uttar Pradesh is being decorated with flowers, lights, and sculptures as a "divine look."The Prime Minister will inaugurate four newly redeveloped, expanded, and beautified roads in Ayodhya, including the Ram Path, as part of the city's grand consecration ceremony next month.

The consecration ceremony for a grand Ram temple in Ayodhya is scheduled for January 22, and the prime minister will be present. The city is getting ready for the consecration ceremony on January 22, which is expected to draw a huge crowd to Ayodhya.On Thursday, a new road section named Ram Path was being decorated with lamp posts, which were wrapped in strands of orange and yellow marigolds. The lamp posts have a top that showcases religious symbols.Today's ceremony will take place, and laborers from across the nation gathered at Ram Katha Park to meticulously shape the flowers into artistic shapes.

Lord Ram's image, his bow and arrow, Lord Hanuman, and religious symbolism are the inspiration behind these ornamental designs.According to a worker from Sitapur Lalit Kumar Singh, Ayodhya will have 'a divine look' on December 30, as reported by PTI.I have designed many ornaments, including a flowery image of Lord Ram with bow and arrow. He stated that it took 40-45 minutes and the collection of 7-8 kg of flowers was made, and they will be utilized for decoration along the Ram Path, Dharm Path to the airport, railway station, etc. 

The worker is responsible for the task, and he mentioned that roughly 300 quintals of flowers have been shipped from places like Kolkata, Delhi or Ghazipur.A group of workers were occupied with creating floral patterns on wooden frames in the Ram Katha Park's dais. 

A design featured a 'bow and arrow' made of marigolds and leaves, while another depicted various elements from Lord Ram's life.'Surya Stambhs', which are monumental columns with a sun-themed theme and sit along.

Ayodhya has been proclaimed as the city of "Maryajivyan, Dharma, and Sanskriti" on posters in the temple town of Uttar Pradesh, which depict the upcoming Ram temple and the new airport.