The Jagannath Temple in Gurugram, Haryana, is a significant spiritual landmark that embodies the rich cultural heritage and devotion of the Odia community in the National Capital Region. Located in Sector 15 Part 2, this temple serves as a center for worship, cultural activities, and community gatherings. 

The temple is dedicated to Lord Jagannath, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, revered primarily in Odisha. The presiding deities of the temple are Lord Jagannath, his elder brother Lord Balabhadra, and their sister Devi Subhadra. The temple follows the traditions and rituals akin to the famous Jagannath Temple in Puri, Odisha, including the annual Rath Yatra procession.

The foundation for the Gurugram Jagannath Temple was laid in 1990 by a group of dedicated individuals from Odisha, including Govang Charan Pradhan, Bishnu Charan Mallik, Alakh Prasad Mallik, Pitambar Mallik, Niranjan Nagar, Nilambar Nagar, and Baikunth Raut. Their collective efforts led to the establishment of this sacred place of worship, which has since become a hub for spiritual activities and cultural exchange for the Odia diaspora in the region.

Situated in Sector 15 Part 2 of Gurugram, the temple is easily accessible and centrally located. The nearest railway station is Gurgaon Railway Station, approximately 1 kilometer away, making it convenient for devotees traveling by train. The temple is also well-connected by road, with ample parking facilities for visitors. 

• Architectural Design: The temple's architecture is inspired by traditional Odia temple styles, featuring intricate carvings and a serene ambiance that reflects the spiritual essence of Lord Jagannath. Daily Rituals: The temple conducts daily rituals, including morning and evening Aartis, providing devotees with regular opportunities for worship and spiritual reflection.

• Annual Rath Yatra: One of the most significant events at the temple is the annual Rath Yatra procession, where the deities are taken out in a grand chariot procession, attracting thousands of devotees and showcasing the vibrant cultural traditions of Odisha.

• Community Engagement: The temple serves as a cultural hub, organizing various events, festivals, and educational programs that promote the teachings of Lord Jagannath and foster a sense of community among devotees.