Tara Tarini Temple | |
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Newly Renovated Temple | |
Religion | |
Affiliation | Hinduism |
District | Ganjam |
Deity | Tara and Tarini (Tara & Adi Mata/Adi Shakti) |
Festivals | Chaitra Mela/Chaitra Parva/Chaitra Yatra, Dusshera, Navaratri, Dipawali, Sankranti, All Tuesdays of the year |
Location | |
Location | Near Brahmapur City |
State | Odisha |
Country | India |
Location in Ganjam, Odisha, India Taratarini Temple (India) | |
Geographic coordinates | 19°29′22.83″N84°53′59.23″E / 19.4896750°N 84.8997861°ECoordinates: 19°29′22.83″N84°53′59.23″E / 19.4896750°N 84.8997861°E |
Architecture | |
Type | Kalinga Architecture |
Creator | Kalinga Emperors in Ancient Period, Basupraharaj in Medieval period in 17th century and Tara Tarini Development Board at present |
Completed | Satya Yuga |
Specifications | |
Temple(s) | Five |
Monument(s) | Five hundred |
Inscriptions | At the Foot Hill of the Shrine (Shiv Temple) |
Website | |
http://taratarini.nic.in/ |
Peetha | Body Part | Place |
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Vimala | Pada khanda | Puri, Odisha |
Tara Tarini | Stana khanda | Berhampur, Odisha |
Kamakhya | Yoni khanda | Guwahati, Assam |
Dakshina Kalika | Mukha khanda | Kolkata, West Bengal |
Tara and Tarini are represented by two stone statues with gold and silver ornaments
takes place on each Tuesday in the month of Chaitra
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Taratarini Temple. |