One of India's oldest temples, Jagannath Temple has historical references that date back to the 9th century CE.
The "Trinity," which also includes the deities of Lord Balabhadra and Devi Subhadra, are honored in the temple in honor of Lord Jagannath.
Men and women alike are required to dress modestly and cover their legs in traditional attire in accordance with the temple's dress code.
Non-Hindus are permitted to visit the sanctuary yet are not allowed to enter the internal sanctum where the gods are kept.
The "Rath Yatra," or Chariot Festival, is the main festival at the Jagannath Temple. It takes place in June or July each year.
Other significant celebrations celebrated at the sanctuary incorporate Snana Yatra, Navaratri, and Kartik Purnima.
The iconic Jagamohana (assembly hall) and Deula (sanctum sanctorum) structures are among the temple's most distinctive features.
The Gajapati Maharaja is the most important administrative authority in the intricate organizational structure that oversees the management and administration of the temple. This structure includes religious and administrative authorities.
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