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Puri Jagannath, Konark & Bhubaneswar Temple Tour

4 Days / 3 Nights. From ₹8,500 per person (twin sharing), plus 5% GST.

A 4-day temple tour of Odisha's Golden Triangle that starts and ends at Bhubaneswar airport. You spend two nights in Puri for darshan at the Jagannath Temple, one of the Char Dham, and a day trip along the Marine Drive to the Konark Sun Temple, then a night in Bhubaneswar for Lingaraj, Mukteswar and the Udayagiri caves. Please note that only Hindus are allowed inside the Jagannath and Lingaraj temples.

Highlights

Darshan at Shri Jagannath Temple, Puri (Hindus only)
Konark Sun Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site shaped as the Sun god's chariot
Marine Drive along the Bay of Bengal and Chandrabhaga beach
Lingaraj Temple (Hindus only; viewing platform for others), Mukteswar and Rajarani temples
Dhauli Shanti Stupa and the Udayagiri–Khandagiri caves
Pipli appliqué-work village and Sakshigopal Temple

Day-by-day itinerary

Arrive Bhubaneswar · Drive to Puri · Evening at the temple — Our driver meets you at Bhubaneswar airport or railway station and drives about 65 km to Puri (1.5–2 hours). After check-in, go to the Jagannath Temple in the evening for darshan of Lord Jagannath, Balabhadra and Subhadra; phones, cameras, leather items and bags are not allowed, so leave them at the hotel or the free cloakroom. Only Hindus are allowed inside; others can see the temple from the…
Morning darshan · Konark Sun Temple by Marine Drive — Go early for a quieter darshan, and try the Mahaprasad (cooked in earthen pots in the temple kitchen) at the Ananda Bazaar inside the complex. After breakfast, drive about 35 km along the Marine Drive to Konark (about 1 hour), stopping at Ramachandi Temple and Chandrabhaga beach. Spend about two hours at the Konark Sun Temple, the 13th-century temple built as the chariot of the Sun god with 24…
Puri to Bhubaneswar · Sakshigopal · Dhauli · Lingaraj — After breakfast, drive towards Bhubaneswar (about 65 km), stopping at Sakshigopal Temple, the appliqué-work village of Pipli and the Dhauli Shanti Stupa, where Emperor Ashoka is said to have given up war after the Kalinga battle. In Bhubaneswar, have darshan at the 11th-century Lingaraj Temple (Hindus only; others can view it from a platform outside), and see the Mukteswar and Rajarani temples.…
Departure from Bhubaneswar — After breakfast, visit the Odisha State Museum or shop for Sambalpuri and Bomkai saris if time allows. We then drop you at Bhubaneswar airport or railway station.

Inclusions

3 nights in 3★ hotels (or similar) with daily breakfast: 2N Puri, 1N Bhubaneswar
Private AC sedan for all transfers and sightseeing in the plan (fuel, tolls, parking, driver allowance)
Bhubaneswar airport/railway pickup and drop

Exclusions

Flights / train tickets
GST 5% extra
Lunch and dinner
Konark Sun Temple and Udayagiri–Khandagiri entry fees, guide fees
Mahaprasad, temple pujas and pandit (panda) dakshina
Chilika Lake boat trip (optional add-on)
Personal expenses, tips and travel insurance

Visa & entry

No visa needed. Carry a government photo ID for every traveller; hotels ask for it at check-in.

Good to know

Only Hindus are allowed inside the Jagannath Temple in Puri and the Lingaraj Temple in Bhubaneswar. Non-Hindu family members can view the Jagannath Temple from the Raghunandan Library rooftop and Lingaraj from a viewing platform.
Phones, cameras, leather belts, wallets and bags are not allowed inside the Jagannath Temple. Leave them at the hotel or the free cloakroom, and carry only cash.
Many pandas (temple priests) offer to guide you inside. Agree on any dakshina before you start, and politely refuse if you do not want a guide.
Around Snana Purnima (usually June), the deities are not visible for about two weeks (Anasara) before the Rath Yatra. Check the temple calendar if you travel in June–July.
Puri's sea has strong currents. Swim only at lifeguard-marked spots, and avoid the water in rough weather.

Questions travellers ask

Are non-Hindus allowed inside the Jagannath Temple?

No. The temple administration allows only Hindus inside. Non-Hindu travellers can see the temple and its flag from the Raghunandan Library rooftop opposite the main gate. All other places on this tour, including Konark, are open to everyone.

Can we have Mahaprasad?

Yes. Mahaprasad is sold at the Ananda Bazaar inside the temple complex, usually from late morning. It is cooked in earthen pots in the temple kitchen and offered to Lord Jagannath first. Pay only at the counters.

Can we add Chilika Lake?

Yes. Satapada on Chilika Lake is about 50 km from Puri, and a boat trip to see Irrawaddy dolphins takes about 2–3 hours. It fits on day 2 if we leave very early, or as an extra day. Ask us for the add-on.

Is the tour suitable for senior citizens?

Yes. Drives are short (35–65 km), and the temples are reached by car with some walking. Inside the Jagannath Temple there are some steps and uneven stone floors, and footwear is left outside, so walk carefully.

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భువనేశ్వర్ విమానాశ్రయంలో మొదలై అక్కడే ముగిసే, ఒడిశా 'గోల్డెన్ ట్రయాంగిల్' 4 రోజుల ఆలయ యాత్ర. చార్ ధామ్‌లలో ఒకటైన పూరీ జగన్నాథ ఆలయ దర్శనం కోసం పూరీలో రెండు రాత్రులు బస చేసి, మెరైన్ డ్రైవ్ మీదుగా కోణార్క్ సూర్య దేవాలయానికి వెళ్తాం; తర్వాత భువనేశ్వర్‌లో ఒక రాత్రి బస చేసి లింగరాజ, ముక్తేశ్వర ఆలయాలు, ఉదయగిరి గుహలు చూస్తాం. జగన్నాథ, లింగరాజ ఆలయాల్లోకి హిందువులను మాత్రమే అనుమతిస్తారని గమనించండి.

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