Where Divinity Dwells and Souls Awaken

Major Events

Nrusingha Chaturdashi

Bhadra Shukla Panchami

Nrusingha Chaturdashi

Celebrates the divine appearance of Lord Nrusingha. Grand Maha Abhishek and Vedic chanting fill the temple with spiritual power.

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Ratha Yatra

Ashadha Shukla Dwitiya

Ratha Yatra

Sacred chariot celebration symbolizing divine journey. Devotees participate with devotion and festive spirit.

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Nuakhai

Bhadra Shukla Panchami

Nuakhai

Sacred harvest festival of Western Odisha. First grains are offered to the deity seeking prosperity and abundance.

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Temple courtyard with devotees

A Thousand Years of Divine Grace

Built in the 11th century by the Chola dynasty, our temple stands as a testament to architectural brilliance and unwavering devotion. The sanctum houses a magnificent deity carved from a single black granite stone, radiating divine energy that has blessed countless devotees through the ages.Legend speaks of a divine vision that guided the temples construction, where the deity appeared to the king in dreams, blessing this sacred ground. Through centuries of history, invasions, and natural calamities, the temple has stood resilient, its spiritual essence undiminished.

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Divine Services

Experience the sacred with our dedicated temple services designed for your spiritual journey

Puja Booking

Book personalized Puja ceremonies for you and your family's well-being.

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Prasad Booking

Order sacred Prasad online to be delivered to your doorstep or picked up.

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Accommodation

Comfortable stay options within the temple complex for pilgrims.

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Glimps of Divinity

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Plan your Journey

Temple Timings

Morning: 5:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Evening: 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Special darshan on festivals

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Best Time to Visit

Early morning: (5–7 AM) for peaceful darshan
Evening Aarti at 7:00 PM

Avoid weekends for shorter queues

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Location

Situated at the foothills of
Gandhamardan hills, near
Paikamal, Bargarh

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Guidelines

  • Traditional attire preferred
  • Photography not allowed inside

Prasad available at counter

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