The embossed wooden temple carries the idols of Ram, Sita, Lakshman and Hanuman. The idols intricately carved in Kadam wood show Ram and Sita in a blessing position and Hanuman seated with folded hands.

The intricate carving of this set displays the facial expressions, the folds of the cloths and the ornaments and embellishments of the idols in vivid details.

The temple structure executed in traditional style with a shikhar carries embellishments in a raised pattern.

About Ram

Lord Rama holds a prominent position in Hindu gods. Considered as an avatar (incarnation) of Vishnu he is the embodiment of truth, morality, the ideal son, and the ideal husband. He along with his wife Sita and brother Lakshman spent 14 years in exile. During this period he had to wage war against Ravana, the evil king of Lanka who had kidnapped his wife. In this battle he was helped by Hanuman-the monkey faced god and a devoted disciple of Rama.