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Jagannath Temple, Baripada, Mayurbhanj

Jagannath temple is located around 01 km distance from Baripada town. The temple of Lord Jagannath at Baripada is universally known as Haribaldev temple. Lord Jagannath, Balabhadra and Devi Subhadra are the Main deities of this temple. The temple was built by Shri Baidyanath Bhanj in 1575 A.D, on the same architectural principles of Kakharua Baidyanath temple. The temple stands as a symbol of the religious favour of the Bhanja Rulers of Mayurbhanj. A large wall surrounds the temple, which is similar to the wall of Lord Jagannath in Puri. Baripada Jagannath…

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Ambika Temple, Baripada, Mayurbhanj

Ambika Temple is located about 1 km distance from Baripada bus stand. Goddess Ambika is worshipped as the main deity in this temple. The people of Baripada deeply believe in the Living Goddess, who, as a mother, showers her blessings on all humanity. Many festivals, namely Durga Puja, Basanti Puja, Pana Sankranti, and Makar Sankranti are observed in Maa Ambika Temple. It is believed to have been established during the reign of the Bhanja rulers of Mayurbhanj. The temple is associated with the worship of Goddess Ambika as a manifestation…

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Baba Kakharua Baidyanath Temple, Manatri, Mayurbhanj

Baba Kakharua Baidyanath Temple is situated at Manatri, and It is 36 km distance from Baripada town. Lord Shiva is the presiding deity of this temple and also is known as Kakharua Baidyanath. Previously it was the dwelling place of king Ramachandra Bhanj of Mayurbhanja, who lived here for a short period. The Place is a thickly populated town along with remains of ancient forts. During the holy month of Shravan, the Kaudias come and pour water on the Shiva Lingam. Baba Kakharua Baidyanath Mandir is a famous temple in…

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Devkund Waterfall & Ambika Temple, Mayurbhanj

Devkund Waterfall is a beautiful religious and tourist place in Mayurbhanj, Odisha. Devkund Waterfall and Maa Ambika Temple are located at the foot of Shimlipal National Park. Devkund is about 58 km distance from Baripada and 70 km from Balasore. They said that the goddess Sati, unable to bear the humiliation of her husband during the sacrifice of the Dakhya Prajapati, immersed herself. Angered by this, Sadashiva began to dance with Sati’s body. The trio trembled in fear. So the devotee Vishnu cut off the body of Goddess Sati through…

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