The Fatehgarh Ram Temple in Odisha is a recently built temple located on a hilltop in Fatehgarh village in the Nayagarh district. Here are some key features of the temple:

Inaugurated on January 22, 2024, the same day as the Ram Lalla idol consecration in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh
More than 100,000 people attended the inaugural ceremony
The temple is built on a hill considered sacred by locals, who used to perform Govardhan Puja seeking rain during droughts
The temple trust, Sriram Seva Parishad, was formed by the villagers to manage the temple
The construction of the temple started in 2017, took around seven years to complete and cost around Rs 11 crore
The temple is built using Baulamala stone and is 165 feet tall, surrounded by lush greenery
The idea of the Ram Temple has historical significance, as Lord Govardhan has been worshipped on this mountain for decades and Lord Sudarshan's tree was collected from Fatehgarh in 1912
More than 150 workers were involved in the construction of the temple

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