The idol - which is 33 ft in height believed to be the tallest Hanuman idol in the country made out of single stone, was consecrated by the Kanchi Seer Sri Jayendra Saraswati on February 9, 2000.
The idol stands on a 6ft. lotus pedestal with hands folded in prayer facing the temple of Sri Ram, in the same campus.
A 67 feet Rajagopuram for the Hanuman idol and two small temples - one for Lord Rama and the other for Lord Vinayaka built at the same venue were completed in December 2001. Sculptors and painters who are specialized in temple sculpting and idol paintings were brought from Tamil Nadu for this purpose.
The idol, 'Vishwaroopa Aanjaneya ', standing on a lotus pedestal with hands folded in prayer, is made out of a single granite stone specially selected for the purpose, under the guidance of the Kanchi Seers. It took one year to complete and it weighs 55 tons.
A 52 feet tall Dwajasthambam in front of the 33ft. height Bhakta Aanjaneya idol was installed on May 26, 2006.
