The temple was build in 10th century BC by. Hari and Shankar both are presided here. Shiv ling is situated at top of Shankar temple and Sudarshan Chakra in top of Harihar temple.
Bibhuti Bhusan Kanhar1 year ago
Twin Temples of Gandharadi are group of two Hindu temples dedicated to Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu located in Gandharadi Village in Boudh District in Odisha State, India. The temple complex is also called as Chari Sambhu Temple / Harihara Deula. The temple complex houses twin identical temples dedicated to Siddhesvara (Lord Shiva) on the left side and Nilamadhava (Lord Vishnu) on the right side.
Bula naik1 year ago
Wonderful✨😍✨😍 .... It's a famous temple in odisha
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Ananya Rout1 year ago
Such nice and calm place to visit. The architecture of the temple is so beautiful. You can visit this place once for sure.
सादर नमस्कार2 years ago
This is a beautiful twin temple in Jagati, near Boudh – another famous heritage center of Hindu, Buddhist and Jain temples from the 5th to 10th centuries.
One of the twin temple is Charisambhu dedicated to Shiva, the other Nilamadhab dedicated to Vishnu. The Charisambhu temple gets its name from "char" (four) and "sambhu" (Shiva), as the Odiya literature and inscriptions found here suggest there once were four Shiva temples along with a complex of several Vishnu and Devi-Shakti temples. Of these, the twin temples have survived in their majestic form.
The two temples are from the 8th-century. They are large, of equal size and share the same elegantly molded platform. The temple has a lot of intricate Hindu artwork, including some of the finest examples of carved Naga pillars in Odisha and eastern region of India. The temple follows a square architecture plan, of rekha deul form. As a large Indian temple complex, it celebrates all three major traditions of Hinduism. The artwork includes Surya and other Vedic deities.
This is one of those beautiful temples in Odisha that are worth a dedicated day trip. The rural scenery along the way is charming too.
Dr.Satyabrata Dash2 years ago
JAGATI (Charisambhu Temple) Charisambhu temple is situated at a distance of 16 kms from Boudh town near the village at Gandharadi and Jagati, ancient Jagatipur the Capital of the Somabansi King Jajati. The famous twin temple is a combination of Nilamadhava and Siddheswar. These temples were constructed in 8th Century AD. under the patronage ofBhanja rulers of the Khinjali Mandala These two temples were built on one platform ,exactly similar to each other. Archeological Survey of India has preserved these temples as an exquisite pilgrim Place.
Babulal Seth2 years ago
Excellent temple. Needs peripheral development. Road connectivity should be developed. Government agency as well as PRI members to take care.
One of the twin temple is Charisambhu dedicated to Shiva, the other Nilamadhab dedicated to Vishnu. The Charisambhu temple gets its name from "char" (four) and "sambhu" (Shiva), as the Odiya literature and inscriptions found here suggest there once were four Shiva temples along with a complex of several Vishnu and Devi-Shakti temples. Of these, the twin temples have survived in their majestic form.
The two temples are from the 8th-century. They are large, of equal size and share the same elegantly molded platform. The temple has a lot of intricate Hindu artwork, including some of the finest examples of carved Naga pillars in Odisha and eastern region of India. The temple follows a square architecture plan, of rekha deul form. As a large Indian temple complex, it celebrates all three major traditions of Hinduism. The artwork includes Surya and other Vedic deities.
This is one of those beautiful temples in Odisha that are worth a dedicated day trip. The rural scenery along the way is charming too.
Charisambhu temple is situated at a distance of 16 kms from Boudh town near the village at Gandharadi and Jagati, ancient Jagatipur the Capital of the Somabansi King Jajati. The famous twin temple is a combination of Nilamadhava and Siddheswar. These temples were constructed in 8th Century AD. under the patronage ofBhanja rulers of the Khinjali Mandala These two temples were built on one platform ,exactly similar to each other. Archeological Survey of India has preserved these temples as an exquisite pilgrim Place.