Day: January 14, 2026
#081 – Sahasralinga Tank: A Hidden Heritage Spot in Bhubaneswar
January 14, 2026Sahasralinga Tank is one of Bhubaneswar’s ancient and sacred water tanks, located in the heart of the city’s Old Town. Known for its religious and historical significance, the tank is closely associated with Lord Shiva worship. Its name, “Sahasralinga,” literally means a thousand lingas, reflecting the ancient practice of installing Shiva lingas in and around […]
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#080 – Swarna Jaleswara Temple: One of the Oldest Shiva Temples in Odisha
January 14, 2026Swarna Jaleswara Temple is one of the oldest and most respected Lord Shiva temples in Odisha. Located in the heart of Bhubaneswar, the temple reflects the city’s deep spiritual roots and ancient temple-building tradition. It is a peaceful place where devotees come to offer prayers and seek blessings. The temple is known for its simple […]
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Prachi Parikrama 2026: A Walk of Faith and Devotion
January 14, 2026Prachi Parikrama 2026 is a sacred spiritual journey that reflects deep faith and devotion. Devotees walk together along the banks of the holy Prachi River, visiting ancient temples and sacred sites. This traditional parikrama is not just a religious event but also a symbol of unity, peace, and cultural heritage in Odisha. Every year, thousands […]
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Khandagiri Magh Mela 2026 in Bhubaneswar : A Vibrant Cultural Fair of Odisha
January 14, 2026Bhubaneswar is preparing to welcome thousands of devotees and visitors to the Khandagiri Mela 2026, one of Odisha’s most important religious and cultural fairs. Held near the historic Khandagiri and Udayagiri caves, this annual Magh Mela is deeply rooted in tradition, spirituality, and community life. Every year, saints, monks, artists, and pilgrims from across India […]
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Dhauli-Kalinga Mahotsav 2026: Celebrating Peace Through Culture in Odisha
January 14, 2026Dhauli-Kalinga Mahotsav 2026 is a famous cultural festival of Odisha that celebrates the message of peace, harmony, and cultural unity. The festival is held at the historic Dhauli Peace Pagoda, a place closely linked with Emperor Ashoka and the end of the Kalinga War. Through dance, music, and martial arts, the festival beautifully spreads the […]
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