The Jagannath temple is located in the center of town, in Banjara Hills, Jagannath Temple is that the Hyderabad’s duplicate of the first Puri Jagannath Temple that is found in Orissa. This temple has been constructed with the similarities Puri temple. However, the scale of each the temple was different.
This temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna, who is an incarnation of Vishnu in the form of Lord Jagannath along with his brothers – Balabhadra (Balarama) and Subhadra. There are five well-known temples dedicated to God. On the left side of the door entrance, there’s a little temple of Lord Ganesha. In front, there is the sculpture of Lord Shiva. The other temple houses, the statues of Goddesses Bimala, the incarnation of immortal Parvati; immortal Laxmi and Shri Hanuman. On one aspect, there’s a shrine of Navgraha yet. There’s an ardent priest for every of the deities.
Built over a part of 3000 sq. yard, its construction was completed within the year of 2009. To make Puri Jagannath Temple Hyderabad, approximate of 600 tonnes of arenaceous rock was brought from Orissa. The temple has been graven intricately; that was done by a detailed to sixty artisans. While the inner part of the sanctum Sanctorum is created by the plain brick wall that is separated by pillars and with 3 entrance gates made of sandstone. As you enter through the innermost gate, you’ll be able to see carvings of all the 9 incarnations of Lord Vishnu. The idols of main deities are also graven out from wood that was brought from Orissa, similar to Puri temple.
With a height of seventy feet, the Shikra is the highest among its major attractions. This could be seen in most of the Hyderabad’s Jagannath temple photos that you just would notice on-line. The temple showcase aesthetically designed interiors. The innermost gate of the temple has carvings of Lord Vishnu’s 9 incarnations thereon. The outside of the temple additionally has carvings of men and ladies on its walls. These carvings are in many ways which are similar to those of Khajuraho Temples.
Along with being a well-liked destination amongst the devotees, these temples additionally attract art lovers for its fascinating design. Here the rituals moved out in the same manner as in the original Puri Jagannath Temple. In a Similar manner, annual Rath Yatra/ Chariot competition is additionally assembled within the Hyderabad’s Jagannath temple.
Jagannath Temple has three entrances. It can be accessed simply. Creating your visit even easier, the temple has ample of the car parking zone for vehicles. It’s set adjacent to the road, simply beside the Telangana Bhavan. Another common toured places, KBR Park is additionally set nearer by.
You can visit the temple at any of the week. Hyderabad’s Jagannath temple timings are a unit from half-dozen am to twelve noon and from 5.00 pm to 10 pm. Here at the temple, interested devotees should buy pious CDs, books, and alternative worship-related materials.
Entry at Hyderabad Jagannath Temple is Free.
Puri Jagannath Temple Timings: 6:00 am to 11:00 am and 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm.
How to Reach:
By Bus: There are two main bus terminus in Hyderabad and Secunderabad. One of them is the Mahatma Gandhi bus terminus (MG Bus stand)in Gowliguda and the other is the Jubilee bus terminus (JBS) near Parade Grounds, Secunderabad. Government run TSRTC buses are also available in the Twin Cities.
By Train: Hyderabad has 3 Railway stations, Secunderabad Railway Station, Hyderabad Railway Station or Nampally Railway Station and Kacheguda Railway station. MMTS local trains ar also available in Twin cities from Hyderabad, Secunderabad, Lingampally and Faluknama.
By Air: Rajiv Gandhi International Airport at Shamshabad which is just 32 km from Hyderabad Railway Station.
Puri Jagannath Temple Distance:
From MGBS 12 km.
From JBS 11.5 km.
From Nampally Railway Station 8.2 km.
Address:
Road No 12,
Banjara Hills,
Hyderabad,
Telangana – 500034.
Phone: 040 6452 5848
