RAJARANI TEMPLE

 Mandira Malini Bhubaneswar 

4- RAJARANI TEMPLE BHUBANESWAR 

The other Name of RAJARANI Temple is also Indreswara(In the name of Lord Shiva)Temple.

Its name changes to RAJARANI Temple because of its color – yellow and red sandstone – that is locally known as Rajarani. In 1903, the temple underwent renovation and refurbishment as by this time, the structure had reached a dilapidated state. Currently, the shrine is maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India.

The annual Rajarani Music Festival happen in the month of January-February. This popular festival brings musicians from across the country on a single platform to showcase the musical depth and diversity of India. Music enthusiasts from across India join this three-day festival each year. and has been started from 2003.

The history of the Rajarani Temple dates back to the 11th century when it was built by lndraratha, 

Timing 

It opens Every day Morning 6.30 Am to Evening 7.30 PM.

Details of the Temple.

An image of a lion can be seen on the top part of the entrance of the Jagamohana, who is believed to be guarding the door. Then there are images of Naga and Nagin at the entrance as well, which is believed to be depicting the king and queen of the land of that time.

Above the entrance door, the Navagraha has been sculpted and just below it an image of Lakulisa has been depicted. Lakulisa is considered to be the founder of Shaivism. On both sides of the entrance door, carvings can be seen of two small Shaiva doorkeepers – Chanda and Prachanda.

These are of Kubera (God of Wealth), Yama (God of Death), Vayu (God of Wind), Indra (God of Rain), Agni (God of Fire), Nirriti (God of Suffering), Varuna (God of Ocean) and Ishana (Shiva).

On the walls of the shrine, engravings of the marriage portrayal of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati have been beautifully done. The splendid images and engravings on the walls and doors of the temple point to the fact that this temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva.

How to reach and Distance 

The distance between the Rajarani Temple and the Biju Patnaik International Airport is approximately 4 km. It takes about 11 minutes to reach the shrine by taxi or auto rickshaw. From the Bhubaneswar railway station, the distance is about 3.9 km and can be easily covered in approximately 10 minutes by availing an auto rickshaw or taxi service. Local buses take around 30-35 minutes to reach the temple from the railway station. You can also book a private cab from top car rental companies in Bhubaneswar to visit all the popular sightseeing places of Bhubaneswar along with the Rajarani temple. Also can book with Odisha yatri aap.

Entry Fee:-It is absolutely free for children less than 15 year And Rupees 5 for Indian citizen and near about 250 INR for foreigners.

Thank you 

Mohan Kumar Sahoo



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