Odisha Tour | Jagannath Temple, Sabara Srikhetra, Koraput

Sabara Srikhetra Jagannath temple is situated at a distance of one km from Koraput town. This temple is one of the most popular Jagannatha temples of Odisha called Sabara Srikhetra. The temple was built in 1972, and since the temple’s holy rath yatra has been celebrated. The local Tribal priests have performed all the rituals of Lord Jagannath. The Chhera Pahanra is performed by a tribal villager, who is crowned as king for the day who performed the rituals and then the chariot is drawn towards Gundicha temple by devotees. The Rath Yatra is linked to the Saura tribes, who worship Lord Jagannath as their Main Deity. Thousands of tourists and pilgrims are flocking here for the panoramic views of the temple. This temple is one of the top destinations for tourists and devotees.

The main vision of the Sabara Srikhetra Jagannath Temple.

The Sabar Srikendra Temple was built at Koraput to spread the word about Jagannath’s consciousness. This temple signifies the oneness of Mankind. It does not distinguish between humans based on caste, creed or religion and is open to every human being. It promotes tolerance and love for other religions and is also taught here. Here Lord Jagannath is a symbol of unity and humanitarianism rather than Sectarianism. The temple has tribal connections, and the beliefs owe to those connections. It provides accommodation facilities for pilgrims, and the temple trust also runs a Council of Analytical Tribal Studies to attempt restoring and educating through the tribal culture.

Here Lord Jagannath is a symbol of unity and humanitarianism rather than Sectarianism. The temple has tribal connections, and the beliefs owe to those connections. It provides accommodation facilities for pilgrims, and the temple trust also runs a Council of Analytical Tribal Studies to attempt restoring and educating through the tribal culture. Sabar Srikhetra Jagannath temple is one of the most popular famous temples in the Koraput District, Odisha.