Nagara Style
The Nagara style, originating around the 5th century CE in North India, is renowned for its distinctive architectural features like towering spires (Shikharas) and intricate carvings. This style is prominently showcased in the recent construction of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, India. This temple, a symbol of cultural heritage and religious significance, has been built adhering to traditional methods without using steel or iron. The inauguration of the temple not only marks a significant cultural event but also highlights the architectural richness of the Nagara style, reflecting ancient Indian craftsmanship and religious importance in Hinduism.
