Devotees In Ayodhya Set To Enjoy A New Experience

Devotees visiting the holy city of Ayodhya are now poised to embark on a new and extraordinary spiritual journey. Within the state of the art 7D gallery established here, devotees will be able to witness the complete saga of Pawanputra Hanuman his valor, devotion, and might in a mere 17 minutes.

This modern gallery is designed to accommodate approximately 30 devotees at a time, allowing them to sit back and immerse themselves in this divine experience. Crafted using specialized technology, the presentation offers viewers an experience so vivid that they will feel as though they are personally witnessing key episodes from the life of Lord Hanuman.

The 17 minute presentation will narrate the saga of Hanuman in both Hindi and English. The narrative will feature numerous scenes brought to life through stunning special effects. Iconic episodes such as Hanuman flying to fetch the Sanjeevani herb, leaping across the ocean, and the burning of Lanka will be presented with powerful sound and lighting effects. Construction of the gallery has been fully completed, and successful trial runs have also been concluded.

A noteworthy highlight is that a team of technical experts from France stayed in Ayodhya for five days to conduct a meticulous inspection and testing of the facility, ensuring that devotees receive a flawless and exceptional experience.

The project now awaits final approval from the Trust for its official inauguration. As soon as the green signal is received, the 7D gallery will be opened to the general public. This unique confluence of faith and modern technology is expected not only to captivate devotees but also to elevate spiritual tourism in Ayodhya to new heights.

Dr. Sanjeev Singh, Director of the Ramkatha Museum, stated that the 7D gallery aptly named ‘Sankat Mochan’ is now fully ready. The team of technical experts from France spent five days on site conducting technical evaluations of the gallery. The sound system emerged as the most critical component, undergoing multiple rigorous checks.

The gallery’s doors were custom fabricated in Hyderabad, and the entire facility is completely soundproof. Following the necessary training and testing, the French team has submitted their final report. Approval from the Trust is now awaited; immediately thereafter, this gallery will be opened to devotees.