Temples in Odisha

The major festival held at the Baladevjew Jagannath Temple is the great procession of Ratha Yatra, popularly known as Srigundicha or Bahudajatra. This is an auspicious event in the Hindu calendar, drawing huge crowds of devotees from across the country. During the Ratha, under beautifully decorated platforms, are the idols

The Devidwar Temple is a sacred religious site located on the picturesque river banks near Gayala Banka, filled with serenity and spirituality, CA. 20 kilometers from Banki and about 25 kilometers from the crowded heritage city of Cuttack. The main deity worshipped here is Lord Shiva as Laxmaneshwar. Other important deities

Lakhesvara Siva Temple (in the 13th century AD.) Location: Latitude 20° 14′ 33″ N, Longitude 85° 50′ 17″ E, Elevation: 60 ft. Have to Approach:- The Lakhesvara Siva temple is located along the right side of the Ganges-Yamuna Road, behind the Lingaraja market complex, Old Town, of Bhubaneswar, Orissa, India.

Bhimkand is about 30 km from Talcher and about 50 km from Angul. It lies on the right-hand bank of the Brahmani River in the Kaniha Police Station area of the Talcher subdivision. The place is well known for the magnificent carved figure of Lord Vishnu in a reclining posture,

Aisanyesvara Siva Temple is a Hindu temple from the 13th century. It honors Shiva and stands in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India. The temple is near the Municipal Hospital in Sriram Nagar, Old Town, Bhubaneswar. It lies close to the west wall of Lingaraj Temple. The temple is active, with its shrine

Ramachandi Devi Temple Located approximately 28 kilometers from the district headquarters of Angul in Odisha, the Ramachandi Temple is a notable landmark of spirituality and cultural significance. It is dedicated to Goddess Ramchandi, attracting tourists and devotees alike; the image of the shrine displays grandeur in construction, and antique art

The Budhi Thakurani Temple, located in Sunasagad, a few minutes out of Angul Town, gives life to the fantastic area and is replete with value in the spiritual world and culture. This great shrine usually attracts visitors owing to the unique Bigraha, made of black granite stone and shaped like

Situated on the picturesque banks of the Simhada River, the Maa Hingula Temple is a divine sanctuary located just 14 km from Talcher and 20 km from Angul town. Known for its unique worship practices, this temple venerates Maa Hingula, the Fire Goddess, who is worshipped in the form of

Saila Srikhetra Temple, perched on the tranquil hill of Sunasagad about 1.5 km from Angul Bus Stand, is hence also popularly referred to as Jagannath Temple of Angul. It is a prominent Hindu temple, built in honor of Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra, Devi Subhadra, and Sudarshan. Inspired by the world-famous

Odisha, endowed with a rich cultural heritage and diverse landscape, is a gem waiting to be explored. The capital of Odisha, Bhubaneswar, which is often referred to as the “Temple City,” is also a monument to this vast heritage. The Chintamaniswar Temple is among the several temples dotting this ancient