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  It is a centrally located temple of the city near Kharvel Nagar. It is known for its beautiful architecture and has been voted one of the top tourist spots in Bhubaneshwar. It is recommended to Hindus who fervently worship Lord Rama. The temple is dedicated to Lord Ram, who is believed by many to be the incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Devotees have the opportunity to worship Lord Rama, Lord Lakshman, and Goddess Sita within the temple precincts. The temple complex also houses Lord Hanuman and Lord Shiva, as well as other Hindu deities. Beautiful images of Lord Rama and Lakshmana and Goddess Sita are displayed in the temple. Even today, the temple was managed and built by a private trust. It is incredible how beautiful the idols of gods and goddesses are placed inside the temple. A well-kept garden flanks the temple. You can spend an evening in the evening aarti for a tranquil and spiritual experience. How to Reach: The nearest airport is Bhubaneswar Biju Patnaik Airpo...

  This unique temple is dedicated to the goddess Chamunda. It is located in a quiet corner area of the old town. It is not far from the Lingaraja Temple. It is unique because of its distinctive architecture, which has been classified as the “Unique”. Its architecture is based on the Kalinga School of Architecture transitional phase around the 9th Century AD. The temple’s outer walls are adorned with various depictions of nature, rituals, and intimate poses. From the Jaganmohan facade’s chaitya window, one can see a beautifully carved image depicting the Sun god and his seven horses. The temple is based on tantric practices, which can be seen from the wall carvings of sacrificial ceremonies. You can even see a stone pillar that was used to offer sacrifices to the goddess. How to Reach:  Baitala Deula Temple is located in Bhubaneswar in the state of Odisha. Bhubaneswar has good connections to major cities around the globe. Baitala Deula has buses that connect all ...

  Rajarani Temple is the temple’s name, which was named after Rajarania (red and yellow sandstone) that was used for its construction. The temple’s architectural beauty is enhanced by the amber-colored stone that has been eroded over time. Rajarani Temple is picturesque and displays a perfect symphony between skillful creativity, symmetry, and exquisite craftsmanship. It is no wonder that it is considered a masterpiece in Odisha Temple Architecture. It was believed to have been called Indresvara Temple. Rajarani temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It was constructed during the Somavamsi rule’s later stages in the 11th century. How to reach: The nearest airport is Biju Patnaik airport; from the airport, the temple is only 6 km. If you want to reach out by train, then Bhubaneswar railway station is the nearest railway station. The nearest bus stop is Bermuda Bus Stand in Bhubaneswar.   Odisha Puri Shankha Available Here

  This temple was built in the 7th century during the reign of Shailodbhava’s dynasty. It is widely regarded as the place where the Odisha temple’s architecture began. It is also one of the best-preserved temples in the state. Parasurameswar temple is the first temple that has the entrance hall attached to the Sanctorum. The appearance of crude joints indicates a skill that has been acquired. Its antiquity is evident by the presence of Asta Grahas (8 planets) on its lintel. Saptamatrika is their first appearance in the state’s temple architecture. The Saptamatrika is a set of powers that different gods bestowed goddess Shakti. It means that every mother who is a Shakti-bearing woman inherits her powers. Parasurameswar is Lord Shiva’s presiding deity. This is in keeping with the penance of Sage Parashuram as well as the grace of Lord Shiva. Odia Book Available Here

  This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is known for its well-exquisite sculptural work and beautiful carvings. The temple was built in the 10th century AD. Legend says that this temple was one of the first temples built by the Somavamsi Dynasty. Many scholars believe that this temple was the successor to Parasurameswara Temple and was built before Brahmeswara Temple. Because of its architecture, the temple is also called the “Gem of Odisha”. The Mukteswara temple is a perfect example of the Kalinga School architecture. It is a magnificent structure built from sandstone and stands 35 feet high. The temple’s main feature is the Torana, the beautiful arched gateway. It is reminiscent of Orissa’s Buddhist influence. The gateway’s thick, the pillared arched shape is exquisitely carved with a string of beads and other ornaments. It features statues of smiling women in languorous poses. It is also known for its exquisite carvings. It’s fascinating to see unique sculpt...

  Brahmeswara temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is located in Bhubaneswar (Odisha). It was built at the end 9th century CE. The temple is well-carved both inside and outside. The 18th year of Udyotakesari, the Somavamsi King, was the year that the temple was built. This corresponds to 1058CE. According to historians, the temple is believed to be from the end of the 11th century. This was confirmed by an inscription that was brought to Calcutta from Bhubaneswar. According to the inscription, the temple was constructed by Kolavatidevi. How to Reach: You can reach directly to Bhubaneswar airport, and then you can rent a car to Brahmeswara temple, which is about 10km from the airport. Bhubaneswar has excellent rail connections to major cities and towns. It is, therefore, the fastest and most convenient way to reach the Brahmeswara temple in Bhubaneswar. Bhubaneswar is also easily accessible by road. You can get to your destination quickly and comfortabl...

  It is the famous southern Odisha religious spot is where the twin sister Goddess, i.e. Tara and Tarini, adorn the sanctum. It is located on the top of a hillock girdled with the holy river Rushikulya. Taratarani is a popular attraction for thousands of pilgrims, picnickers, and tourists throughout the year. You have to climb 999 stairs to reach this beautiful temple. It is fun to climb from foot to top of the hill under the shadows of the green plantation. How to Reach: If you want to reach here by flight, Bhubaneswar is the nearest airport, Berhampur is the nearest railway station. After reaching Berhampur, the temple is only 32 km from it. Then you can take a taxi or bus to reach this temple.   Maa Tarini Book Available Here