The Sarvatresvar Siva Temple-R, built on the right side of Mahavir Lane, branches off Lewis Road to Sisupal Garh, Bhubaneswar, Orissa, India. It gives its abode to a Siva-lingam, within a circular yonipitha, inside the sanctum. The temple precinct is located by the right bank of the stream Gangua.
Historic Significance
The local vouch that the temple was put up by Chedi King Kharavela, who ruled over Kalinga in the first century B.C.
Cultural Significance
Various religious ceremonies are held, such as Jagara, Raja, and Sankranti. Social significance: There are social functions like marriage, thread ceremonies, birthday celebrations, and public meetings. Associational significance: Gada Mahavira Unnayana Parishada.
