The temple is located at Buguda, 70-Km from Berhampur in Ganjam district. Surya Narayan is the main deity of the temple.
This has been reported in timesofindia.indiatimes.com dated 9 January 2017.
The temple is 300-year old and was built by Srikar Bhanja, one of the kings of Bhanja dynasty, in 1790 AD. It is also known as wooden Konark because of its exquisite art work in wood. The construction is in the shape of a chariot of the sun drawn by seven horses and the roof is covered with copper plates on which tiles are fixed at present.
The temple is well known for its murals. The wall paintings show Ram and Laxman receiving visitors and warriors on a hill in a rocky land. And, the stories of Krishna leela and the car festival of Lord Jagannath are painted on western and the northern walls of the temple respectively.
Image courtesy wikimediacommons.org
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