Mukteswar temple is situated in Bhubaneswar. It was built in 10th century. The temple is decorated with very fine and beautiful carvings by Viswakarma Moharana sculptors. The art work done inside the temple is really admirable. There is a tank within the temple premises which is used by devotees. There is a popular belief that tossing coin inside the tank will make wish come true and cure diseases. The red sandstone wall of the temple is craved with figures or lean holy men and women covered with jewels. Another interesting thing about this temple is its curved-top entrance which dates back to 900 AD. The entrance is built in the style of Buddhist architecture. The temple is well maintained and large number of devotees visit to pay homage to the deities on auspicious days. Parsurameswar temple and Kedareswar temple are close to this temple.
Bindu Sagar Literally meaning ocean drop, this tank is located in old Bhubaneswar, by the side of Lingaraj Temple. Pilgrims flock here to have a holy bath as the lake is supposed to posses the power t...
Parsurameswara Temple Parsurameswara Temple, built in 650 AD, is one of the oldest temples existing in Bhubaneswar. A typical example of the Kalinga style of temple architecture, the temple features o...
Kenduli The village Kenduli is situated on the Prachi river in Balianta police station of Bhubaneswar tahasil. It was originally a Sasan or Brahmin settlement. Even at present a part of this area is k...
