Good day, Pilgrims. Welcome to Puri, if you want to visit Maa Batamangala Temple, I have all the information you need for a safe and happy journey, as well as Maa Bata Mangala’s blessings. This temple is on the way to the Lord Jagannath Temple. Puri Dist is the name given to the temple. Anyone traveling to Puri via the BBSR route should keep an eye out for this temple on the outskirts.
Maa Batamangala temple gets its name from the Mangala temple that appears on the bata (road). This temple is also known as the Puri Savior Temple. Maa Temple is located near the Atharanala Bridge. Many people come to this temple to seek Maa’s blessings.
Why Named As BataMangala Temple
Maa temple is a well-known goddess temple in Puri. People accept that this is another manifestation of Maa Mangala, and because it is located on a bata (road), it is known as Bata Mangala. The visitor believed that if they took Maa Pleaser (Ashrivad), the journey would become safe and enjoyable for all.
How To Reach Maa Bata Mangala Temple
There are numerous easy ways to get to the goddess temple. The distance between BBSR and Maa Batamangala temple is 60 kilometers. It could take up to 1.30 hours to get there. This temple is located 7 kilometers from the holy city of Puri. It is 71 kilometers from Pir Jahania Sea Beach, another tourist attraction in Puri District.
Maa Bata Mangala Temple Distance From Cuttack
If a tourist wishes to visit Maa temple, they must travel approximately 80 kilometers, which takes 2.30 hours to ride a bike. There is also the Odisha government. Mo Bus, as well as numerous private buses, are available.
Hotels Near The Temple
Before writing this article, I went to this location. The worship items are available on the temple side, and a private owner runs a hotel near the temple. There is vegetarian and non-vegetarian food available, as well as Biriyani. If anyone wishes to stay, there are numerous lodges in the holy Puri, which is only 7 kilometers from the temple.
There are numerous Odia songs and Odia Stusthi releases about the Batamangala temple, which is popular among Odia residents. People recommend this song in many places of worship.