Maa Bhagabati Temple

Local famous Devi temple. Very busy during weekends and Dec, Jan due to tourists. Plan on weekdays to visit. Kalijai temple, Narayani , Bhagabati temple and Salia Dam can be visited in one day. Parking is a problem here as the road is very narrow. Buses are stopped approximately 1.5 kms away and has to walk, not very convenient.

Awesome Place for tourist
Suggested for visit this temple
Really It have a positive energy inside it.

Maa Bhagabati is also known as Maa Mangala. Very nice place. Situated in middle of the village. Not so much crowded. Small temple but nice temple. Good place to spends time.

Chilika Lake is a famous tourist destination in Odisha and while it’s magnificence is unparalleled, there are several gems nearby that one should have it included in the itenary when visiting the Asia’s largest lake. One such gem is the Maa Bhababati Temple in the town of Banapur.Maa Bhagabati is the presiding deity of Banapur and is a famous landmark in the state of Odisha. Banapur is a small town and since we were on a road trip from Bhubaneswar to Chilika , the driver was well aware of this place and we did not have any issues in reaching here but apparently there is good connectivity available to visit this temple from different parts of the state as well which we did not get to explore much
It’s inner piece and a powerful aura is what one can feel in this temple. The prayer, the hymns all add to the grace. Just the sight of the Goddess even if it its a glance reverberates a sense a calmness and its beautiful just being here. Spend some time around the temple and just soak in the moment.After such a blissful experience, when we stepped out of the temple, we realized there was a small Lord Jagannath temple adjacent to the entrance and it was just a perfect way to end the visit here with blessings, peace and spirituality off the highest form

A very ancient temple. Calm and quite place. Without mask you can not enter to the temple. Mask is mandatory. A must visit place. It's a odisha tourism place.

Really it was nice experience to visit the Maa Bhagabati mandir we enjoyed the evening arti with our family

Alot of peace and historic place .
I visited this temple with my family .
This made my Day .
One thing that i noticed in this temple is the prist are very greedy onces .They dont worship goddess rather they make scams and take money of poor peoples. Idiots

Such a amezing place and good experience and beautiful location 😍 there is picnic spot at the entry gate....and much no. of shops are available....such a good experience 😃

Awesome temple to visit, one of the best odisha tourism place

Banapur bhagabati is one of the most Popular Sakti pitha in odisha .
Well connected to NH 14. Single road way to the temple and parking is limited.
Everyone should visit once in life time.
But parking not good very high cost and behaviour very bad .

The temple of the goddess Bhagabati, it is in banpur town. Once Banapur was the capital of the Sailodhvaba dynasty, responsible for the construction of the early group of temples at Bhubaneshwar. The large number of Buddhist images discovered at Banapur relate the place to the Vajrasana cult of Buddha.

Bhagabati Temple is one of the famous Shakti Pitha of Odisha. The temple was built in the 9th century AD. Godess Bhagabati is also known as Maa Mangala. Another attraction of Banpur is the Shalia dam which is only 2 km from the Banapur Bhagabati temple.

An ancient and powerful shrine also known as one of the Shakti Peeth.

The Priest of temple easily identify the outsiders and force the pay money in the name of Maa. So beware of all this thing.

The place is very calm and spiritual. For anyone visiting chilika from Bhubaneswar and having some time in their hand while returning surely should visit the place. It falls on the way back ( though 4km inside from the main route). Please be noted that the route from the main road to the temple is cluttered and their isn't much lighting on the primary road to the temple. Hence please try to make it to the temple before sunset.

Temple Near The Hill , Such an adorable place to go!

Excellent place to visit. The Statue you have seen as Goddess Bhagabati, it is more powerful deity.

Maa Banapur Bagabati Mandira is of great historic importance for Odisha, from the time and before first war of indian independence.

good place for Shakti pithaChilika Lake is a famous tourist destination in Odisha and while it’s magnificence is unparalleled, there are several gems nearby that one should have it included in the itenary when visiting the Asia’s largest lake. One such gem is the Maa Bhababati Temple in the town of Banapur.Maa Bhagabati is the presiding deity of Banapur and is a famous landmark in the state of Odisha. Banapur is a small town and since we were on a road trip from Bhubaneswar to Chilika , the driver was well aware of this place and we did not have any issues in reaching here but apparently there is good connectivity available to visit this temple from different parts of the state as well which we did not get to explore much
It’s inner piece and a powerful aura is what one can feel in this temple. The prayer, the hymns all add to the grace. Just the sight of the Goddess even if it its a glance reverberates a sense a calmness and its beautiful just being here. Spend some time around the temple and just soak in the moment.After such a blissful experience, when we stepped out of the temple, we realized there was a small Lord Jagannath temple adjacent to the entrance and it was just a perfect way to end the visit here with blessings, peace and spirituality off the highest form

Really a nice place,felt good. We arrived in the evening and as it was the time of Christmas we found that place a little bit crowdy,other that that it was good😊

Maa Bhagabati 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
From the All Goddess Maa Bhagabati is special one... She always fulfils and wishes of her childrens... She always blessed her Bhakts... Here Maa Bhagabati is really Real...

A beautiful temple of Maa Bhagwati Temple near Banpur.The Deity is very nice.you can get Prasad at this place.