Shri Jagannath Mandir, Tyagraj Nagar - Hindu temple in New Delhi - South East, India

Shri Jagannath Ji temple, Tyagraj Nagar, Safdarjung. It is a nice calm and quiet place for worship. Have good place for four wheeler parking. Having a restaurant to eat. Nice peaceful and safe place.

Calm atmosphere. The mandir is made of white marble which looks very pleasing for eyes. You can purchase offerings from nearby shop in front of the temple if you wish to. Everything is beautifully arranged. The kichdi prashad served here is really tasty.

It is a perfect place for every devotee to visit. Prasad is also available as per the time slot in the afternoon and evening. You can also purchase some odia delicacies from the shop at the entrance.

Being an Odia, I felt that the mandir is a delightful place, especially for the Odia community. I had the pleasure of visiting during the vibrant Rath Yatra festival. The atmosphere was soulful, filled with devotion and joy. The architecture of the mandir is beautiful, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Odisha. The spiritual experience was truly uplifting, and the ambiance was serene. Whether you're seeking a tranquil retreat or a chance to immerse yourself in Odia traditions, this mandir is a must-visit. It offers a wonderful opportunity to connect with your spirituality and embrace the essence of Odisha's vibrant culture.

Dedicated to Lord Jagannath, Jagannath Temple is an intimation of that of in Puri, and thus, is one of the prime Hindu religious centres in Delhi, especially for Oriya community. Situated in Tyagraj Nagar in Hauz Khas, this beautiful temple dates back to 1969. Initially, because of limited resources, a small was built by Sree Neelachala Seva Sangh to commemorate Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra, and Goddess Subhadra. Later in 1991, the reconstruction of the temple started and finally, on 28th January 1999, the present temple was inaugurated. Inside the temple complex, there is also a library which houses a rare collection of religious books. Apart from this, there are also two prasad halls with a capacity of holding 200-300 devotees at a time. At present, this Hindu temple in Delhi serves as an important symbol and cultural hub of the Oriya community residing in the city. Moreover, the temple also proffers an apt insight into the prosperous culture of Orissa. During the morning and evening aarti, "Kshana madhuna Narayana manugatam" mantra is chanted by the devotees and priests. Rath Yatra is the main festival of Jagannath Temple in Delhi. This yatra is also known as the car festival and is celebrated with the great fidelity and devotion. The festival takes place in the month of June, wherein, a chariot holding the idols of deities (Lord Jagannatha along with his brother and sister Lord Balabhadra and Goddess Subhadra) observes a journey to stay in his aunt's house, which is Shri Gundicha Mandir, for the next nine days. On each of these nine days, Lord Jagannath is treated with all love and devoting, and hence, is being served with food, sweets, and various other religious offerings. A number of cultural programs are also organized by the temple committee. On the tenth day, the Lord returns to his own temple, which is touted as his abode. Further, there are numbers of shops outside the temple from where you can buy postcards and souvenirs for you and your loved ones.

Divine place. And food at their canteen is finger licking good Bonus point everything prepared here is onion and garlic free. Must go place.

Very quite place. One can meditate himself in the bhakti of lord. Good orissa food is also available.

Very good place for odisha people's And very good Prasad sewan facility in just 120/-