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Google map address - Nilamadhab Temple
Kantilo, Odisha 752078
https://goo.gl/maps/iU6S4bTrqFY1rXSF6
NILAMADHAB PANDA - MANTU - 9861844216
VISIT
State Capital : Bhubaneswar
Best Time : Any time in the year
By Train
Nearest Railway Station : Nayagarh Railway Station (3 km) and Khordha Road Railway Station (69 km)
By Air
The nearest airport is Biju Pattnaik International Airport, Bhubaneswar
By Road
Tourists can reach Kantilo by choosing the state highway that is connected from Bhubaneswar to Kalapathara. It is located approximately 100 kms away from state capital Bhubaneswar and 33 kms from district head quarter Nayagarh.
Nila Madhava is a murti that was in the possession of a tribal king, Biswabasu. bScriptures says that, after Lord Krishna wound up his manifested pastimes, he took a shape of Lord Vishnu. Biswabasu found this stone and felt its divinity. So he started worshiping it and name it Lord Nila Madhava. This brahma was later fetched by King Indradyumna by Brahmin Bidyapati for the creation of Lord Jagannath's idol. It has been kept inside a small chamber inside the Lords idol. It is believed that it is still present inside the Lord's idol and is transferred to the new idol after every 12 years.
The Puranic text Purusottama Mahatmya of the Skanda Purana contains the Indradyumna legend and the origin of Jagannatha’s wooden idol at Puri.
According to the legends, in the Satya Yuga, Indradyumna was a Lunar Dynasty king of Somavamsa lineage. A traveling pilgrim came before Indradyumna and described the great God Nila Madhava (Blue Vishnu) being worshipped at Nilachal (Blue Mountain) in Odra (Odisha). The pilgrim disappeared after telling the story. At the king’s request, his priest and his younger brother Bidyapati went in search of the legendary divinity. Bidyapati reached the forest in Sabaradwipa on the banks of the river Mahanadi. The Sabara king, Biswabasu, received Bidyapati and promised to show him Nila Madhava the next morning. Bidyapati did not touch food or water before seeing the Lord. Seeing the eagerness of Bidyapati, the Sabara king had him bathed in Rohini-kunda and seated him under the kalpaw tree. There Bidyapati saw Nila Madhava being worshipped by the Devas. Then Bidyapati returned to Avanti, the capital of King Indradyumna.
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Nilmadhab puri || Nilmadhab || Nilmadhab story || Nilmadhab Darshan || পুরী নীলমাধব দর্শন || Puri tourist places ||
#googlemaps
Google map address - Nilamadhab Temple
Kantilo, Odisha 752078
https://goo.gl/maps/iU6S4bTrqFY1rXSF6
NILAMADHAB PANDA - MANTU - 9861844216
VISIT
State Capital : Bhubaneswar
Best Time : Any time in the year
By Train
Nearest Railway Station : Nayagarh Railway Station (3 km) and Khordha Road Railway Station (69 km)
By Air
The nearest airport is Biju Pattnaik International Airport, Bhubaneswar
By Road
Tourists can reach Kantilo by choosing the state highway that is connected from Bhubaneswar to Kalapathara. It is located approximately 100 kms away from state capital Bhubaneswar and 33 kms from district head quarter Nayagarh.
Nila Madhava is a murti that was in the possession of a tribal king, Biswabasu. bScriptures says that, after Lord Krishna wound up his manifested pastimes, he took a shape of Lord Vishnu. Biswabasu found this stone and felt its divinity. So he started worshiping it and name it Lord Nila Madhava. This brahma was later fetched by King Indradyumna by Brahmin Bidyapati for the creation of Lord Jagannath's idol. It has been kept inside a small chamber inside the Lords idol. It is believed that it is still present inside the Lord's idol and is transferred to the new idol after every 12 years.
The Puranic text Purusottama Mahatmya of the Skanda Purana contains the Indradyumna legend and the origin of Jagannatha’s wooden idol at Puri.
According to the legends, in the Satya Yuga, Indradyumna was a Lunar Dynasty king of Somavamsa lineage. A traveling pilgrim came before Indradyumna and described the great God Nila Madhava (Blue Vishnu) being worshipped at Nilachal (Blue Mountain) in Odra (Odisha). The pilgrim disappeared after telling the story. At the king’s request, his priest and his younger brother Bidyapati went in search of the legendary divinity. Bidyapati reached the forest in Sabaradwipa on the banks of the river Mahanadi. The Sabara king, Biswabasu, received Bidyapati and promised to show him Nila Madhava the next morning. Bidyapati did not touch food or water before seeing the Lord. Seeing the eagerness of Bidyapati, the Sabara king had him bathed in Rohini-kunda and seated him under the kalpaw tree. There Bidyapati saw Nila Madhava being worshipped by the Devas. Then Bidyapati returned to Avanti, the capital of King Indradyumna.
TRAVEL INDIA. THIS IS OUR NEW INITIATIVE TO MAKE PEOPLE AWARE OF ANCIENT HISTORY OF INDIA. IF YOU THINK WE ARE DOING GOOD, GIVE A LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOU-TUBE CHANNEL BY PRESSING THE SUBSCRIBE AND BELL BUTTON FOR APPRECIATING OUR EFFORT. IF YOU FURTHER THINK THAT WE NEED TO ENHANCE OUR WORK, GIVE A COMMENT AND SUGGEST FOR THE FUTURE IMPROVEMENTS.
THANKS AND REGARDS,
ADVENTUROUS TRAVEL INDIA
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