A Divine Center of Faith, Devotion, and Tradition
The Shree Jagannath Temple is a sacred place of worship dedicated to Lord Jagannath. It reflects centuries of spiritual tradition, devotion, and cultural unity, welcoming devotees to experience peace, faith, and divine grace.
About temple
The Shree Jagannath Temple stands as a timeless symbol of devotion, spirituality, and cultural heritage. Dedicated to Lord Jagannath, along with Lord Balabhadra and Goddess Subhadra, the temple represents the essence of faith, unity, and divine love. Known for its sacred rituals, spiritual atmosphere, and rich traditions, the temple attracts devotees from all walks of life who seek peace, blessings, and inner strength. Rooted in ancient history and living traditions, the Jagannath Temple continues to inspire generations through devotion, service, and the celebration of eternal values.
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Daily pooja
Daily pooja at the Shree Jagannath Temple is performed with devotion according to traditional rituals. These sacred services allow devotees to begin and end their day in the presence of Lord Jagannath, seeking blessings, peace, and spiritual strength.
Daily Pooja Schedule
Mangala Aarti – Early morning worship of the deities
Abakash – Morning cleansing and prayer rituals
Balya Bhoga – First offering of food to the Lord
Sakala Dhupa – Morning main bhoga offering
Madhyana Dhupa – Midday worship and bhoga
Sandhya Aarti – Evening prayer and aarti
Sandhya Dhupa – Evening bhoga offering
Bada Singhara – Night decoration and final prayers
Event
1. Snana Yatra (Snana Purnima)
A sacred bathing festival where Lord Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra are ritually bathed with 108 pots of water outside the temple before Rath Yatra season begins. The deities are then placed in a special hidden room (Anavasara) and are not visible to devotees for around 15 days.
2. Chandan Yatra
A 42-day sandalwood festival that marks the start of preparations for Rath Yatra, including ceremonial boat rides of the deities and public processions.
3. Ratha Yatra (Chariot Festival)
The most iconic event in Puri — Lord Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra are taken out of the temple and transported on massive, decorated chariots through the city to the Gundicha Temple.
4. Bahuda Yatra
The return journey of the deities from the Gundicha Temple back to the main Jagannath Temple, concluding the Rath Yatra festivities.
5. Niladri Bijaya
The final day of the Ratha Yatra season, marking the re-installation of the deities in the sanctum after their return.
6. Suna Besha (Golden Attire)
The deities are adorned in golden ornaments and special attire on several auspicious days throughout the year.
7. Nabakalebara (Navakalevara)
A rare ritual (occurring every 8–19 years) where the wooden icons of Lord Jagannath and the other deities are replaced with new ones and re-installed in the temple sanctum.
8. Gupta Gundicha
A 16-day festival where the deity Madhaba (Durgamadhaba) is paraded around temple surroundings and taken to a nearby shrine before returning.
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