Digha Jagannath Mandir Information
Experience Divine Bliss at West Bengal's Magnificent Temple
Discover the newly inaugurated Jagannath temple in Digha – a stunning replica of the famous Puri temple, offering spiritual solace amidst the serene coastal beauty of West Bengal.
About Digha Jagannath Mandir
The magnificent Digha Jagannath Temple is a newly constructed Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Jagannath, located in the coastal town of Digha, West Bengal. Inaugurated on April 30, 2025, this temple stands as a spiritual landmark inspired by the iconic Puri Jagannath Temple.
Built over 24 acres at a cost of ₹250 crore, the temple showcases traditional Kalinga architecture and houses the deities of Lord Jagannath, Balabhadra, Subhadra, and Goddess Mahalaxmi.
Temple Timings & Schedule
| Service | Timing | Duration |
|---|---|---|
|
Morning Darshan |
5:30 AM – 12:30 PM |
7 Hours |
|
Evening Darshan |
3:30 PM – 9:00 PM |
5.5 Hours |
|
Mangal Aarti |
6:00 AM |
30 Minutes |
|
Bhog Aarti |
12:00 PM |
45 Minutes |
|
Evening Aarti |
7:00 PM |
30 Minutes |
|
Shayan Aarti |
8:30 PM |
30 Minutes |
Note: Temple timings may vary during festivals and special occasions. Please check before visiting.
Special Timings & Events
Festival Days
Extended hours during major festivals like Rath Yatra and Janmashtami
Special Puja
Special prayers and ceremonies on auspicious days
Prasadam
Fresh prasadam available throughout darshan hours
Temple History & Significance
Temple History & Significance
Architectural Features
Temple Gates (Dwars)
Singhadwar
Lion Gate - Main entrance
Byaghradwar
Tiger Gate - South entrance
Hastidwar
Elephant Gate - North entrance
Ashwadwar
Horse Gate - West entrance
Sacred Deities
Meet the divine trinity worshipped at Digha Jagannath Mandir
Lord Jagannath
The main deity, form of Lord Vishnu, representing universal consciousness
Lord Balabhadra
Elder brother of Jagannath, symbol of strength and protection
Goddess Subhadra
Sister deity, represents divine feminine energy and compassion
Visitor Guidelines
Important information and guidelines for a peaceful and respectful temple visit
- Dress Code
- Modest and traditional clothing preferred
- Avoid shorts, sleeveless tops, and mini skirts
- Remove shoes before entering temple premises
- Head covering recommended for women
- Offerings
- Fresh fruits and flowers
- Sweets and prasadam
- Monetary donations accepted
- Tulsi leaves and incense
- Prohibited Items
- Mobile phones during darshan
- Photography inside sanctum
- Smoking and alcohol
- Outside food items
- Sharp objects and leather items
- General Rules
- Maintain silence and reverence
- Follow queue system for darshan
- Wash hands and feet before entry
- Children must be supervised at all times
- Keep premises clean
Temple Facilities
Free Parking
Ample parking space for cars and buses
Wheelchair Access
Disabled-friendly facilities available
Clean Restrooms
Well-maintained washroom facilities
Temple Shop
Prasadam and religious items
Medical Aid
First aid facility available
Security
24/7 security for visitor safety
Plan Your Temple Visit
Experience the divine atmosphere and architectural marvel of Digha Jagannath Mandir