Badagaon is a small village situated about 5 miles from Bhanjanagar in Ganjam district. A stone Shiva temple found here is a close prototype of the Parasurameswar. This temple is called the Badagaon Temple. In plan and elevation, in the scheme of decoration, in height and dimension, it shows such remarkable affinities with the Parasurameswar that a conclusion becomes unavoidable to regard them as close contemporaries.
Visiting Information
Bhubaneswar Airport is the airport located close to Ganjam. Regular flights are available to this airport. As far as railway is concerned, the Ganjam district connects to East-Coast Railway. Its major station is in Brahmapur. Regular train services are available from other major cities of India to Ganjam. On road, it connects the NH-5, the Golden Quadrilateral that runs from Kolkata to Chennai. The network of State highways and pucca rural roads to every corner makes the traffic easy and convenient for the visitors.
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Badagaon Temple is a stone temple dedicated to Lord Shiva.
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