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Papanasini Temple
Lingaraj Nagar, Old Town, Bhubaneswar, Odisha 751002, India
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Papanasini Temple
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PO
Review №1

Nice place amazing art work with hand definitely vist with your friends and family

Sa
Review №2

The ancient architecture is amazing... photography is not allowed in the premises however you can click photos from outside ...and shoes , phones are not allowed inside the temple. It is a beautiful place to visit.

Ku
Review №3

Its a good place for seeing old temples.

Sw
Review №4

Papanasini Siva Temple is an abandoned Hindu temple located in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India. Papanasini Siva temple is a Kalinga style architectural temple made of sandstone, built around 14th century and located at Badheibanka Chowk, Old Town, Bhubaneswar, nearby the famous Lingaraj temple. This 14 th century temple which was constructed with the great architectural talent at that time. The temple was constructed by Dry masonry technique in Kalingan style. The elevation is of 45 feet (14 m). The temple faces towards the south. It is an abandoned temple and the sactum is empty. The temple is made of laterite. This is a precinct and typology is Pidha deul (shrine). The temple is surrounded by Banesvara Siva temple in east, Maitresvara temple in south and the Papanasini compound wall in north and west. The temple is facing towards south. Special features of the temple is there is only the vimana (chariot), porch is missing.Currently the superstructure has partly collapsed, though the finesse of sculptures therein still interests. The huge pond in the compound precinct having step wells in all sides with greenish azure waters is a sight to behold. It’s believed a dip in this pond relieves one of his sins; although the pond is much polluted, periodically it gets cleaned.The temple complex is open from sunrise till sunset and is easily accessible.The temple has a square vimana (chariot), that measures 2.50 square metres. On elevation, the vimana is of pidha order measuring 4.16 metres in height. With fivefold divisions of the bada the temple has a panchanga bada (body) that measures 2.06 metres in height (pabhaga 0.55 metres, talajangha 0.40 metres, bandhana 0.23 metres, upara jangha 0.42 metres and baranda 0.46 metres).  Gandi  1.15 metres and mastaka measures 0.95 metres. The parsvadevata niches in north, west and eastern walls measure 0.40 metres in height x 0.28 metres in width x 0.10 metres depth. All the niches are empty.

Co
Review №5

Must visit temple. Total 24 temples at one place. All r lord shiva lingam temples. Historical temples. No toilets available. No autos available at temple. Must have own vehicle.

Sr
Review №6

Papanasini Siva Temple is an abandoned Hindu temple located in Bhubaneswar, Orissa, India.Currently, the superstructure has partly collapsed, though the finesse of sculptures therein still interests. The huge pond in the compound precinct having step wells in all sides with greenish azure waters is a sight to behold. Its believed a dip in this pond relieves one of his sins; so this temple is named Papanasini Siva Temple.

RA
Review №7

Temple best, management by ASI pathetic. No info boards, cleanliness not good.

Am
Review №8

Nice place for meditation

Di
Review №9

Every inch of the temple wall is carved with beauty and the structure of the pond here is rarely seen

NI
Review №10

Magic happens here in odisha! The picture is taken at PAPANASINI TEMPLE, OLD TOWN BHUBANESWAR. Cant get enough of this beauty of broken but still standing elegant. Synchronising myself and admiring each and every history and story of odisha!!.

Ch
Review №11

The temple is surrounded by Banesvara Siva temple in east, Maitresvara temple in south and the Papanasini compound wall in north and west. The temple is facing towards south. Special features of the temple is there is only the vimana (chariot), porch is missing…Papanasini Siva Temple is an abandoned Hindu temple located in Bhubaneswar, Odisha… Papanasini Siva temple is Kalinga style architectural temple made of sandstone, built around 14th century &Located at Badheibanka Chowk, Old Town, Bhubaneswar, nearby the famous Lingaraj temple…

Ra
Review №12

Papanasini is a abandoned Shiva temple of Hindus and was constructed in Kalinga style of architecture made of sandstone and was built around 14th century and located in the Papanasini precinct, Badheibanka chowk, Bhubaneswar, India. It stands at an elevation of 45feet.

MU
Review №13

It is an ancient historical monumentstone sculpture is very beautiful.

Wa
Review №14

A small and beautiful temple at Bhubaneswar. As Bhubaneswar is the city of temples. This temple is very close to lingaraj temple.

Pr
Review №15

I love to see places

Ki
Review №16

It is an abandoned temple and the sactum is empty. it is neglected by the government. Since it is one of the tourist attractions it should be maintained by the government in every possible way. Nobody is concerned about the monument.The temple is crumbling on account of total negligence.Needs immediate attention for conservation.

Am
Review №17

If anyone wants to know about the sculpture of 7th century AD in Odisha India... It is a great option for you...

Ba
Review №18

Its wonderful temple its amazing

kr
Review №19

One of the old temple of Bhubaneswar near lingaraj temple , it mainly dedicates to Lord Shiva

Ra
Review №20

Not at all maintained. But renovation is going on. Very soon it is going to be a place to have a must visit.

de
Review №21

Good

ch
Review №22

Very devotional and spiritual place

Ma
Review №23

Beautiful architecture temple in India

Su
Review №24

Amazing Hindu temple .

Ma
Review №25

Good place to visit

As
Review №26

Nice temple

Dr
Review №27

Nice place

ra
Review №28

Suggested for religious people only

ma
Review №29

Beautiful

GA
Review №30

Good

CH
Review №31

Nice

Ki
Review №32

Super

Su
Review №33

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  • Address:Lingaraj Nagar, Old Town, Bhubaneswar, Odisha 751002, India
Categories
  • Tourist attraction
Working hours
  • Monday:7AM–6PM
  • Tuesday:7AM–6PM
  • Wednesday:7AM–6PM
  • Thursday:7AM–6PM
  • Friday:7AM–6PM
  • Saturday:7AM–6PM
  • Sunday:7AM–6PM
Accessibility
  • Wheelchair accessible entrance:No
Amenities
  • Good for kids:Yes
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