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Puri, popularly known as the land of Lord Jagannath, attracts millions of pilgrims and tourists from all over the world. Puri is an abode to many temples, but it is well-known for its iconic Rath Yatra, which takes place from Jagannath temple to Gundicha temple.
The temples in Puri stand as a timeless monument that creates a connection between devotion and spirituality.
Following is the list of temples in Pune that are easily accessible via Puri Railway Station, Puri Inter District Bus Station and Puri International Airport.
Temples | Location |
Sri Jagannath Temple | Grand Rd |
Vimala Temple | Grand Rd |
Varahi Temple | Chaurasi |
Bedi Hanuman Temple | Chakra Tirtha Road |
Markandeshwar Temple | Dhipa Sahi |
Mausima Temple | Balagandi |
Gundicha Temple | Balagandi |
Loknath Temple | Loknath Temple Rd |
If you are planning to visit Puri, here is the list of temples you must add to your tour.
It is one of the most significant temples as it was built during the times of Mahabharata in the 12th century. The deities are of Jagannath, Balrama and Subhadra. The rath festival here is world-renowned.
Located inside the Jagannath temple complex itself. The temple's architecture is in the Deula style. It is one of the Pancha Tirtha and one of the Shakti Peetha, among others in India.
The temple features the deity of goddess Varahi, holding fish in one hand and a skull in the other hand, with a large belly symbolising the Universe. The temple is known for its breathtaking idol structure and also for its architectural design.
Dedicated to Lord Hanuman, the temple is next to the sea, hence also known as “Darya Mahavir.” The deities of Anjana and Lord Ganesha are carved on the walls of the temple.
Built during the 13th century, the temple is known for its fine art and architectural structures. It also features a ghat, Markandeya Sarovar, one of the Pancha Tirthas. The temple is a small white structure.
The temple is built in the Kalinga style. The walls are engraved with exquisite structures of Hindu mythological animals known for their contribution. It is also known as Ardhashosini.
The temple is often referred to as the Garden House of Jagannath, which is known for the Rath Yatra, which takes place from Jagannath temple to Gundicha temple. The temple is only during the nine days of Yatra.
It is one of the five famous temples to worship Lord Shiva. It features Shiva Lingam in the centre with a flowing fountain, which is hidden all year but opens during Shivratri for Darshana.
In the heart of Puri, where creation meets with every prayer visible in the eyes of devotees, lies the blessings of Lord Jagannath. Starting from the spectacular names of the temples to the beautiful structures carved inside, Puri surely gives spiritual and cultural vibes.
Jagannath Temple is one of the char dhams pilgrimage sites for Hindus dedicated to Lord Jagannath, a form of Lord Vishnu. The iconic Rath Yatra here is world-renowned.
No, photography is usually not allowed in most of the temples. In some places, it might not be an issue, but you need to adhere to the rules if any.
No, there is no specific dress code or attire, but it is suggested that both men and women wear traditional clothes.
Yes, Jagannath temple opens for darshan early in the morning and closes in the evening. The exact timings are from 5:30 am to 9 pm.
The best time to visit Puri is during the winter season, from November to February, as the weather remains slightly chilly.
Some famous nearby tourist places are Puri Beach, Chilika Lake and Konark Beach. Tourists often visit these places during temple darshan in Puri.
Yes, there is one festival popularly known as Rath Yatra, especially celebrated in Puri, which attracts devotees from all over the world.
Yes, there are various accommodation facilities available in Puri, such as lodges, hotels, guest houses and ashrams.
Taking a dip while visiting Jagannath temple is considered sacred and is believed it cleanse the soul and body of the visitor.
No, there is no entry fee for visiting temples in Puri. However, donations for temple maintenance are always welcomed.
Yes, visitors can offer prasad to Jagannath Temple as it is considered an activity of devotion.
Yes, local transportation facilities like buses, taxis and auto rickshaws are available in Puri for travelling to temples.
Yes, there is access to all temples in Puri during any time of the year except Gundicha temple, which opens only during Rath Yatra.