Annapurna Mandir

The Annapurna Mandir is a Hindu temple in Titagarh with a distinctive Navaratna-style design and intricate architectural details, situated near the Ganges River. The complex includes several smaller temples and structures arranged around the main central sanctum.

The temple was founded in 1875 by a member of a prominent local family who wanted to establish a place of worship along the river. This creation marked the beginning of the site as a significant religious center for the region.

The temple serves as a gathering place for local devotees who participate in daily prayers and seasonal celebrations throughout the year. Visitors can observe people in different areas of the complex engaged in personal worship and communal rituals.

The temple is easily accessible by local buses and auto-rickshaws that regularly serve the Titagarh area. Visitors should wear comfortable clothing and remember to remove their shoes before entering the inner sanctum.

Inside the main sanctum, the temple houses sacred statues made of silver and a multipart figure crafted from eight different metals, both of significant spiritual value. These objects draw many visitors who come specifically to pay respects to these holy items.

Location: Titagarh

Inception: 1875

Architectural style: Navaratna

GPS coordinates: 22.74895,88.36604

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:05