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Rajarani temple is one of the renowned temples of Bhubaneshwar which was built in 11^th century and is famous for its sculptures and well and the successive tiers of projections rising to form its 18 m tower.
The major attraction of this temple is the fine sculptures of dikpalas or guardians of the eight directions carved around the shrine. In the east East one can see -Indra (lord of the East) holding a thunderbolt and an elephant goad, with the elephant below; the potbellied and beared Agni (southeast), god of fire, with the ram; Yama (South) holding a staff and a noose, with his vehicle the buffalo; Nirriti (southwest), the god of misery, holds a severed head and a sword above a prostrate figure; Varuna (West) holding a noose in his left hand, his vehicle is makara or the crocodile; Vayu (northwest) holding a banner and his vehicle is deer; Kubera (North) placed above seven jars of gems, he has a horse and Isana (northeast) shown with an erect phallus by the side of an emaciated figure. Of these the Agni and the Varuna are particularly impressive.
 

Monument: Raja Rani Temple

Indian Fees: Rs.15/-

SAARC: Rs.200/-

BIMSTEC: Rs.15/-

FOREIGNER: Rs.15/-