The flag atop the Jagannath Temple always flutters in the opposite direction of the wind, and it casts no shadow at any time of the day.
The Sudarshana Chakra on top of the temple appears to be facing you no matter where you stand in Puri.
Every day, 56 varieties of prasadam are cooked in earthen pots over firewood. The topmost pot cooks first, followed by the ones below.
The breeze in Puri typically flows from the sea to the land during the day and reverses at night. However, the wind near the temple always flows from the land to the sea.
Despite its massive structure, the temple casts no shadow at any time of the day.
The annual Rath Yatra attracts millions. The massive chariots are pulled by devotees, and it’s believed that the Lord himself guides the chariots.
These mysteries make the Jagannath Temple a place of wonder and intrigue. Have you experienced any of these phenomena? Share your thoughts!