Jagannath Temple

Shree Jagannath Mandir in Bharuch, Gujarat, is a revered Hindu temple modelled after the iconic Jagannath Temple in Puri, albeit on a smaller scale. Established in 2006 by the Utkalika Oriya Association of Bharuch, the temple serves as a spiritual and cultural hub for the local community. ​

Key Highlights:

Architectural Design: The temple’s architecture mirrors the Puri Jagannath Temple, featuring deities such as Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra, and Mata Subhadra, along with other associated deities. ​

Rath Yatra Festival: Annually, the temple hosts the Rath Yatra, a grand chariot procession that attracts numerous devotees. The 18th Rath Yatra took place recently, commencing from the temple premises. ​

Visitor Information:
Location: The temple is situated near Ashray Society in Bharuch, Gujarat. ​
Accessibility: Easily reachable by local transportation, the temple is well-connected within the city. ​
Opening Hours: For specific visiting hours, it’s advisable to contact the temple authorities directly. ​

Travel Tips:
Best Time to Visit: Attending during the Rath Yatra festival offers a vibrant cultural experience. ​
Respectful Attire: Visitors should dress modestly in accordance with traditional customs. ​
Photography: Seek permission before photographing within the temple premises to respect the sanctity of the site.

 

Note: All the Image are Copyright of Sarbojanin Sarodutsav Committee Zadeshwar-Bharuch


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