Archive · 2 Jun 2025
Digha Jagannath Temple Draws International Tourist Interest
Imagine a new, beautiful temple in Digha, India, just like the famous Jagannath temple in Puri.
Lots of people, especially from other countries who follow ISKCON, are very excited!
They can't always visit the original temple, so this one is perfect.
People from all over the world are asking questions about visiting, because they saw videos of the opening.
There are already many hotels, and more are expected to be built to welcome all the visitors.
It's become a must-see spot, making it easier for everyone to enjoy the temple and experience the culture, like a shortcut to a spiritual adventure!
Digha's new Jagannath temple, managed by ISKCON, is attracting foreign tourists.
The temple replicates the Jagannath shrine in Puri, Odisha.
Many foreigners attended the temple's April 30 inauguration.
Increased tourism is anticipated, potentially leading to new hotel construction.
About 20 lakh people visited the Digha temple in just over a fortnight after inauguration.
- Who
- Foreign tourists, particularly ISKCON devotees
- What
- Increased interest and queries about the new Jagannath temple in Digha
- When
- Inaugurated on April 30
- Where
- Digha, West Bengal
- Why
- Temple is a replica of Puri Jagannath, offering easier access for many.
- Location
- Digha, West Bengal
- Temple Type
- Replica of Jagannath temple in Puri
- Management
- Managed by ISKCON
- Inauguration Date
- April 30
- Visitors in First Few Weeks
- Approximately 20 Lakh