The Ram Darbar depicts the divine assembly of Lord Rama (the seventh avatar of Vishnu), his wife Goddess Sita, his loyal brother Lakshmana, and his devoted monkey god follower, Hanuman.

Due to a promise made by his father, Rama willingly surrendered his claim to the throne and accepted 14 years of exile in the dense Dandaka forest. With absolute wifely devotion, Goddess Sita joined him, as did his brother Lakshmana.

While in exile, demon king Ravana abducted Sita and took her to his golden kingdom of Lanka. During their frantic search, Rama and Lakshmana met the Vanara (monkey) race, including Hanuman, who became Rama’s most devoted servant. Hanuman's deep faith and raw strength helped forge the coalition to rescue Sita.
The Epic Battle and Rama Rajya
The monkey army built a magical floating causeway (Ram Setu) across the ocean to Lanka. A massive war ensued, culminating in Rama defeating Ravana and rescuing Sita. Upon their triumphant return to Ayodhya, Rama was crowned king. His subsequent reign, known as Rama Rajya, is considered a mythological golden age of justice, peace, and prosperity.

Today, the Ram Darbar is believed to bring:
PEACE · UNITY · PROTECTION · DIVINE BLESSINGS

Weight: 14 kg

Dimensions: Height 12 in x 21 in Width x 4 in Depth