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State Protected Monuments of Odisha: Dhenkanal District

59Nadar Ramachandi Temple
Nadar Ramachandi Temple
© Photo: Nadar Ramachandi Temple, Nadhera

Locality: Nadar (Nadhera)

Block: Odapada

District: Dhenkanal

Timeline: 19th Century A.D.

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60Nagnatha Temple
Nagnatha Temple
© Photo: Nagnatha Temple, Nagana

Locality: Nagana

Block: Dhenkanal

District: Dhenkanal

Timeline: 19th Century A.D.

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61Paschimesvara Group of Temples
Paschimesvara Group of Temples
© Photo: Paschimesvara Temple, Gangadharprasad

Locality: Gangadharprasad

Block: Dhenkanal

District: Dhenkanal

Timeline: 18th–19th Century A.D.

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62Sidhesvara Temple
Sidhesvara Temple
© Photo: Sidhesvara Temple, Gangadharprasad

Locality: Gangadharprasad

Block: Dhenkanal

District: Dhenkanal

Timeline: 7th–8th Century A.D.

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63Somanatha Temple
Somanatha Temple
© Photo: Somanatha Temple, Gangadharprasad

Locality: Gangadharprasad

Block: Dhenkanal

District: Dhenkanal

Timeline: 7th–8th Century A.D.

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64Yajneswar Temple
Yajneswar Temple
© Photo: Yajneswar Temple, Khadgaprasad

Locality: Khadgaprasad

Block: Odapada

District: Dhenkanal

Timeline: 19th Century A.D.

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