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Uttar Pradesh

Jagannath Temple

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January

4.5 - 25.5 ºC

February

7.5 - 29.6 ºC

March

10.9 - 35.9 ºC

April

16.5 - 41.5 ºC

May

20.4 - 43.6 ºC

June

22.4 - 42.8 ºC

July

23.0 - 38.4 ºC

August

23.2 - 36.8 ºC

September

21.6 - 35.8 ºC

October

16.0 - 35.0 ºC

November

10.6 - 31.3 ºC

December

5.7 - 27.5 ºC


Major Airports :

Bareilly Airport (BEK), Bareilly

Nearest Railway Station :

Bareilly Junction Railway Station

Major Airports :

Bareilly Airport (BEK), Bareilly

A spiritual sojourn

The Jagannath Temple stands as a shining example of devotion and heritage in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh. This centuries-old temple, dedicated to Lord Jagannath (an avatar of Vishnu), draws visitors because of its deep spiritual significance. The calm atmosphere at the temple is perfect for you to connect with the divine, and marvel at the artistry of a bygone era. The temple comes alive during festivals like the Rath Yatra, similar to the one in Odisha, when devotees gather in large numbers, filling the air with chants, music, and a sense of celebration.

Architectural splendour and sacred ambiance

You’ll be captivated by the carvings and traditional design as you step inside the temple. The architecture, though not grand in scale, exudes a charm that reflects the cultural and artistic skills of the time. The beautifully sculpted deities of Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra, and Goddess Subhadra are the heart of the temple. The calm atmosphere, along with the soft sound of temple bells, makes it perfect to immerse yourself in spirituality.

A Place of Celebration and Devotion

One of the best times to visit the Jagannath Temple is during the annual Rath Yatra festival, a grand event celebrated with a lot of enthusiasm. During this time, the idols of Lord Jagannath and his siblings are placed on beautifully decorated chariots and taken through the streets in a ceremonial procession. The devotional energy of the crowd is contagious, and you’ll feel a deep connection to the culture and traditions of the place.


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Timings

Opening time - 05:30 AM

Closing time - 10:00 PM

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Explore nearby attractions

Head to the Alakhnath Temple, another significant spiritual site in the city, or visit the historic Dargah-e-Ala Hazrat, which reflects the city’s diverse heritage. The Trivati Nath Temple and Fun City Water Park are great options for families looking to combine spirituality with recreation.