Bhuvaneshwar Temple, Boudh

The temple stands on the right bank of Mahanadi River with architectural features including khakharamundis, divine figures, and decorative stone carvings throughout its structure.

Built during the Somavamsi period in the 10th century, this temple represents the South Kosalan architectural style and incorporates elements from Hindu, Jain, and Buddhist traditions.

The temple houses statues of Nataraja, Brahma, and Ganesha, while its walls display intricate carvings of divine figures, nayikas, and scenes of Linga worship.

Regular religious ceremonies take place at the temple during Shivaratri, Shitalasasthi, and all Purnimas, making these occasions suitable for experiencing local traditions.

The temple walls feature rare combinations of decorative elements including bharabahaka, vajramundi, mithuna scenes, and padmaprosta motifs in stone carvings.

GPS coordinates: 20.84420,84.31626

Latest update: March 14, 2025 06:23