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Bhaskareswar Temple, Bhubaneswar

Bhaskareswar Temple is a famous ancient temple located within the city of Bhubaneswar. This temple was built in the 11th century.. It stands to the north of Brameswar Patna, and on the left side of the Tankapani road. The famous Rukuna Ratha of the Lord Lingaraj is cast in the mould of the built of this temple on the more famous ‘Ashokastami Day’.The structure of this temple is different in architectural style. The 9 feet 2 inches high huge Sivalinga inside the temple is considered by some historians to be…

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Sikharchandi Temple & Hill, Bhubaneswar

Sikhar Chandi Temple is located on top of a hill in the Patia area within the city of Bhubaneswar. Maa Shikharchandi is worshipped in a temple on this hill, a form of the divine mother, and is a significant spiritual and cultural landmark. It is said to be associated with the Yogini culture. Interestingly, the regular Pujak of the Sikharchandi is a non-Brahmin who comes daily from a nearby village down the hill and leaves the temple by evening. It appears to be contemporaneous with the Chausathi Yogini temple of…

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Uttareswar Shiva Temple, Bhubaneswar

This Uttareswar Shiva temple stands on the northern side of the Bindusagar tank with the Lord Siva as its presiding deity. A group of temples are inside its complex. Lord Shiva is worshiped in the Uttaresvara temple. There are statues of Bhairava and Bhairavi on both sides of the entrance to the Garbha Gruha. The main monuments are the Uttareswar and Bhimeshwar Temple assigned to the 9th- 10th century AD. There are many small and large temples in the vicinity of this temple, and Godavari is also located in the…

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Baitala Temple, Vaital Deula, Bhubaneswar

Baitla Deula is a unique temple in Ekamra Kshetra. A Tantric Pith, the main deity of the temple is Chamunda, a form of Goddess Durga, locally known as Kapalini. Also known as Tinimundia, the temple is built in khakra order resembling a South Indian Gopuram. According to some, the temple resembles a Boitalu or pumpkin and hence the name. Anthor belief attributes the name to the shape of a sailing boat(Boita in Odia). However, temple servitors believe that the title is derived from the word'baital' associated with the tantric rites…

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