The tradition of changing the daily flag of Jagannath temple has been playing for years. It is said that this tradition shows respect and devotion to God. On the summit of the temple, a priest climbs as a 45 floor as a day and this flag changes.

Religious belief is that if the Jagannath temple forgets not to change the flag for a day, then this temple will be closed for 18 years to come. In the meantime, if the doors of the temple are opened, then the Holocaust can also come.

The old flag is believed to pull negative energy, so it is removed. It is also believed that the flag is a symbol of the presence of Lord Jagannath.

If this flag is old or exploded due to some reason, or it is absent, then that divine energy is interrupted. Therefore, it is necessary to change it before sunset every day.

The flag of Jagannath temple challenges science. The flag in the direction in which the air is in that direction but waves in the opposite direction. Why and how this happens is a mystery in itself, this phenomenon is also a matter of surprise for scientists.

This year the Jagannath Yatra has started from June 27. Lord Jagannath, Balabhadra and Subhadra Devi have departed towards Gundicha Temple. This journey will end on 5 July.

Jagannath ji’s chariot journey consists of three chariots. It has a red-yellow chariot of Jagannath ji. The chariot of Balabhadra is decorated with red-green. At the same time, Subhadra Devi’s chariot is red and black. Riding on these chariots, they go to Gundicha temple to their aunt’s house.

Religious belief is that holding the rope of the chariot is like the service of Lord Jagannath. Any common devotee can touch it. It is believed that by touching or pulling the rope of the chariot, devotees attain salvation.

It is said that one who gets the privilege of touching the rope in the Jagannath Rath Yatra, all his sins are washed away and he gets rid of life and death. There is a belief that positive changes are seen in the person.

Jagannath ji’s rope is called Shankhchuda Nadi, Balabhadra’s chariot rope Vasuki and Subhadra Devi’s chariot rope is called Swarnchuda Nadi.

This year the main event of the Rath Yatra will be on 27 June, it will conclude on 5 July 2025. People from all over the country and abroad come to witness this supernatural scene.

In Jagannath Rath Yatra, the manufacture of chariots is made of neem wood, so it is to pull them.

If you are going to the Jagannath temple, then you must bring Nirmalya from here. Niralya is a special type of dry rice, which is cooked and dried in the temple and after offering bhog to the Lord is given to the devotees in a red bundle.

Keep it at the place of worship in the house. It is believed that where there is no lack of money and food, there is never a shortage of both money and food. It is believed that Mars works are completed without obstacles on using its grain in auspicious work.

The tradition of bringing a rod from Jagannath temple is very old. It is believed that this leads to the abode of mother Lakshmi in the house. According to this cane worship, devotees are touched during worship, it is believed that this gives the devotees to get strength, intelligence and fame.

Tulsi garland must be brought during the Puri Rath Yatra. By doing this, the negative energy of the house can be removed. Tulsi is very dear to Shri Krishna.

Jagannath Temple has many secrets in itself. According to it, Lord Krishna renounced his body in this temple and except for a part of the body, his entire body merged into the five elements. This part was his heart. It is believed that the heart is still beating in the wooden body of Shri Krishna kept in the temple.

Devotees going to the temple say that when they go inside the temple, the sound of the sea waves comes. But, as soon as the steps fall in the Sinhwar, the voice of the waves stops.