Jagannath Temple, Digha
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A large temple in the style of Puri, completed in 2025, with a tall sandstone spire. It has become a new landmark and a pilgrimage hotspot in Digha.
The Jagannath Temple, Digha was built by the West Bengal state government and consecrated on April 30, 2025. It follows the Kalinga-style architecture of the Jagannath Temple in Puri, Odisha. Its main spire is about 65 meters tall and is built of Rajasthan red sandstone. It enshrines Jagannath, Balarama, and the goddess Subhadra. After the temple opened, visitor numbers soared, and visitors may have to queue for a long time on weekends and festival days. Entry to the temple is free. Visitors must remove their shoes and may not carry phones or cameras inside. Lockers are available at the entrance. Clothing must cover the shoulders and knees. It is located on the western side of New Digha, near Digha Railway Station.
Opening hours
Approx. 06:00–21:00 (hall closes at midday)
Nearby sights
- Amarabati Park
- Marine Aquarium and Regional Centre
- New Digha Beach
- Digha Science Centre
- Old Digha Beach
- Digha Gate
- Udaipur Beach
- Digha Mohana Fish Market