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Shree Jagannath Temple Sydney is an Indian hindu temples located in Sydney, NSW. Rated 5 stars from 26 Google reviews, Shree Jagannath Temple Sydney is trusted by the Indian community in Sydney. Call 0451 183 227 to get in touch. Visit https://sydneyjagannathatemple.org/ for more information. Find Shree Jagannath Temple Sydney and other Indian businesses in Sydney on AustraliaWasi — Australia's largest Indian business directory.
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- Sukumar Das★★★★★
6 months ago
Jai jagannath. Visiting Jagannath Temple in Sydney, castle hill is an absolutely divine and unforgettable experience. The spiritual energy of the place is truly powerful, and you can feel a deep sense of peace the moment you step inside. The darshan of Lord Jagannath, along with Balabhadra and Subhadra, was mesmerizing and filled me with devotion. The atmosphere during aarti is especially magical. Also the KIRTAN with all Bhajans of lord Jagannath is just speechless. Lucky to be part of. Prana pratistha utsav which recently held at Regents Park. Always recommend everyone to do visit and get blessing of Mahabahu.
- Rajib Patra★★★★★
a year ago
Wonderful to be with Shree Jagannatha in Sydney, Australia. The universal god is here to bless us with his divine presence. A sacred space for worship, a place for community gathering and spiritual seeking, and a symbol of a religious tradition's shared heritage and values. Shree Jagannatha Syndey temple will serve as conduits to the divine, offering devotees opportunities to connect with deities, seek blessings, and find solace, hope, and moral guidance in our daily lives.
- chandan kumar patnaik★★★★★
6 months ago
This auspicious occasion marks a new chapter of devotion, faith, and spiritual awakening for all devotees in Sydney with arrival of Lord Jagannath , Lord Balabhadra and Maa Subhadra ! 🙏 Jai Jagannath! Jai Mahaprabhu! 🙏
- Tripati Sahu★★★★★
a year ago
Sydney's Grand Vision for Lord Jagannath: A Review The spiritual landscape of Sydney is being beautifully transformed by an exciting, grassroots movement centered around Lord Jagannath, and it is impossible not to feel the growing momentum. While the dream of a monumental, permanent Jagannath temple on Australian soil is still being realized, the dedication of the community—particularly the Odia diaspora—has already established a vibrant, tangible presence for the Lord of the Universe. This presence, demonstrated through spectacular Rath Yatras and focused community gatherings, serves as the temporary home and foundational energy for the grand temple to come. The effort to secure land, raise funds, and meticulously plan for a grand architectural marvel showcases an unwavering commitment to cultural preservation and spiritual outreach. This movement has rightly embraced the core philosophy of Lord Jagannath: He is truly the Lord of the Universe, open and welcoming to all. It is refreshing and profoundly moving to see the Sydney-based initiatives, like the major Rath Yatra events, being explicitly promoted as free and open to people of all backgrounds, faiths, and communities. This spirit of universal love and inclusion mirrors the temple tradition of Puri itself, where unity transcends all social boundaries. A massive "Hats Off" to the Odia community of Sydney. Your commitment, tireless fundraising, and meticulous effort in recreating the spiritual essence of the Jagannath tradition—from the intricate chariot building to organizing large-scale public festivals—is truly commendable. You are not just building a physical temple; you are building a beacon of faith, culture, and community for everyone in Australia to share and enjoy. This passion and dedication is laying the strongest possible foundation for what will surely become a grand, permanent spiritual landmark in the very near future. The entire multicultural fabric of Sydney should stand in support of this noble and unifying cause.
- Madhusmita Patra★★★★★
a year ago
Sydney Jagannatha Temple feels like a piece of Puri in Australia. The moment you see the divine trio - Lord Jagannatha, Balabhadra, and Subhadra - your heart fills with peace and pride. Every chant and ritual brings back memories of Odisha, making it a true home away from home. Jaya Jagannatha! 🙏