Status: Listed with current timings on the official Odisha Tourism site (checked 29 Oct 2026).
Ninth-century open-air circular shrine of 64 yoginis at Hirapur, one of only four such yogini temples in India.
Built by Queen Hiradevi, the roofless circular temple at Hirapur holds 64 carved yogini figures in dark chlorite stone around a central shrine to Mahamaya. It was brought to wider notice by historian Kedarnath Panigrahi in 1953 and later restored. It is on the outskirts of Bhubaneswar, about 6.5 km from Dhauli.
Within 1 km of Chausathi Yogini Temple.
State museum founded in 1932, best known for palm-leaf manuscripts, stone sculptures, coins and tribal objects.
Tenth-century Shiva temple called the jewel box of Kalinga architecture, famous for its carved arched gateway (torana).
One of the oldest surviving temples of Bhubaneswar, a small seventh-century Shiva shrine of the Sailodbhava period.
State tribal museum showing dress, jewellery, tools, instruments and life-size huts of the tribes of Odisha.
museum of Tribal Arts and Artifacts
museum in India
Hindu temple situated near Bhubaneswar
temple in Bhubaneswar, India
Twelfth-century Kalinga-style temple of Jagannath, Balabhadra and Subhadra; one of the four Char Dham shrines and the heart of Puri.
Hilltop shrine of the twin goddesses Tara and Tarini on Kumari hill above the Rushikulya river, near Purushottampur in Ganjam.
Shakti Peetha of Goddess Biraja (Durga) at Jajpur town, about 125 km north of Bhubaneswar, important for ancestor rites.
Sixteenth-century temple of Maa Samaleswari on the Mahanadi at Sambalpur, the presiding goddess of western Odisha.
Hindu temple in India
building in India
building in India
temple in India