Indralath Temple (ଇନ୍ଦ୍ରଲାଠ ମନ୍ଦିର), Ranipur Jharial

It's an amazing 9th century temple built only with red bricks

A very good place, can you believe it is originally made up of bricks attach to each other with gum but no cements,,also therr is structure made in those bricks,,,

This temple is located near Ranipur Jharial. When visiting, do meet the pandit ji, he will beautifully narrate the history of this temple.

Indralatha Temple is dedicated to Shiva and is situated in Bangomunda block near Ranipur-Jharial in Balangir district. It was supposed that Indra first worshipped lord Shiva here and erected a temple.

This is my favourite place after i visited. Old temple were Just standing in a big rock . Just come and see the beauty 😍😍

At a few hundred meters distance from the rocky outcrop that houses the hypaethral 64 Yogini temple and the stone-temples is Indralath temple, a brick structure on a raised platform. The Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and it was believed that Indra first worshipped Lord Shiva here and erected a temple.

Though the time and builder of this temple is not precisely known, the accumulated artistic and architectural acumen of the post-Gupta age seemed to have had a significant contribution to the building activities here. At 60 feet, it was believed to be one of the tallest brick temples of that time.

Ancient 8th century bricks temple dedicated to Lord Shiva situated close to Ranipur Jharial temple complex. Alongwith 64 Yogini temple of Ranipur Jharial, it was supposed to be an important place for tantra sadhana. However, all these important and ancient temples seems to be a neglected lot and needs govt patronage urgently.

A temple made up of red brick and stone. A historial place made in 6th century B.C. best place for you if you like historical places.