There can be no words to desribe the spiritual feel to this place and it doesn't need a review but sharing few tips with fellow travellers who want to visit this temple without being cheated.First and foremost do not hire any panda! Just walk around the temple on your own and explore and if you want to buy prasad ,buy... More

Always buy ticket of Rs 25/- each for morning darshan at 0700 AM and evening darshan at 7.30 PM, available at temple compound. vinay mehra

A holy place,a must visit,beautiful darshan,great maha prasadam.would love to visit it again and again. Jai Jagannath.

We (me and wife) visted Puri in June'2012 for darshan of 'Sunabesh' of Lord Jagannath, Balram ji and Devi Shubhdra. The chariots returned from Mousi Ma temple and were in front of 'Shri Mandir' on 'Barho Dand'. Morning we visited the Raths and in the evening 'Sunabesh' darshan started. There was heavy rain in the evening washing all the sins... More

I found it is ammesing the architecture and design of the temple of200 AD. But disgussing part is the behaviour of the Panda's

As non Hindus are not allowed in, we coulsonly see it from outside. unfortunately with the surrounding wall, you don't get a real view of the temple

According to mythology the Lord Jagganath (a form of Vishnu) stays or sleeps in Dwaraka, takes his bath at Rameshswaram, does his prayers at Badrinath, while dropping by Puri for his meals. While there are a lot of stories about how this temple came into being, which make an interesting & amusing read. This temple is interesting from the architectural... More

The best place to get peace on ur heart! Jagganath Temple it is the only place where i can spend several hours without think about mobile calls business matter ..it is the only place which gives me so much happiness and it makes my mind so very calm! i quite often visit jagannath temlle finding out some time from my... More

Its a beautiful ancient temple. Spend good amount of time outside the main temple to view the architecture . Beware of thug pandas. Go on your own inside. Sad part is, the temple is only open to Hindus..