Dadhibaman Temple

Dadhibaman Temple is a revered Hindu temple located in Bhatli village in Bargarh District, Odisha. Dedicated to Lord Dadhibamana, a form of Lord Krishna/Vishnu, it is one of the oldest and most significant temples in western Odisha. Known for its traditional Kalinga-style architecture and religious importance, the temple attracts devotees year-round and serves as a major cultural landmark of the Bhatli region.

Visitors can expect a traditional stone temple complex in the centre of Bhatli village with a sanctum housing the idol of Lord Dadhibamana. The temple features Kalinga-style architecture, a pillared mandapa and carved details. The surroundings are calm and devotional, with a courtyard for prayer and circumambulation, small shrines and open space for festivals. Visitors can observe daily worship rituals and explore the temple premises.

Dadhibaman Temple at Bhatli is regarded as one of the oldest temples in Bargarh district and western Odisha. It is traditionally associated with the Chauhan rulers of the Sambalpur kingdom and is built in the Kalinga architectural style. The temple has long served as a principal place of worship for Lord Dadhibamana in the region.

The temple is dedicated to Lord Dadhibamana, worshipped as a form of Lord Krishna/Vishnu, and holds high religious importance for devotees in western Odisha. It is a centre for major Hindu festivals such as Dola Purnima, Janmashtami and Kartik Purnima, when special rituals and gatherings are held.