Cause of Establishment:
  According to the popular belief, this idols was recovered by a cowherd from earth on the boundaries between the State of Karauli and Dholpur. Those were the days when Maharaja Keerat Singh established his new kingdom at the present Dholpur Chhawani. At the advice of people, the Maharaja purchased this idol from the cowherd and built a temple for it, right in front of his place. In this temple the idol was enshrined.

Undoubtedly, this is the temple of Shri Ram Chandraji ans the idol is also of Lord Ram, but here Lord Ram appears four armed like Lord Vishnu and in his hands, he wars a Shankh (conch), a Chakra (discus), a Gada (mace) and Padma (a lotus flower). The other idol is 3 ft. high and it appears to be of Goddess Laxmi. We know that Sita herself was incarnation of Laxmi. The idol of lord Ram is of eight precious metals alloy whereas the idol of his consort is of marble.

The temple belongs to the Ramanuj sect of Vasihavas.

Though there is no much architectural grandeur in the temple, nevertheless, it has sprawling vastness. There are huge and massive pillars which support the roof of the Jagmohan (prayer halls).

The sand stone of Dholpur has been used to build this temple.

This temple of Lord Rama belongs to the Ramanuj Sect of Vaishnavs and thus it is the center faith devotees of Lord Rama. In fact both Rama and Krishna are the incarnations of Lord Vishnu. Therefore, this temple is also visited by all. Every year laces of visitors come to see the temple and have darshan of their deity.

The temple does not have any ostentation, nor any architectural display but the simplicity and plainness of the temple are wonderful. What impresses the visitors is the huge shape of the temple and the high massive pillars.

Ramnavmi, Dusshera, Deepawali and all other Hindu festivals are observed with faith and ceremony here.

Evening Time:

Here worship is performed according to practices of Ramanuj Sampradaya.

This big temple, so beautiful for simplicity must be well protected.