Konark Sun Temple is one of the unique architectural designs. The design of the Konark Sun Temple is based on the Sun god Surya’s grand chariot. According to the “UNESCO World Heritage Site”, the uniquely designed temple was built in 1250 CE. The wheel of the Chariot is indicated by the clock, where 8 spokes are present. According to 8 spokes, mythologies say that one spoke represents 3 hours.
Best time to travel to Konark Temple:
Month: Winter is the ideal month to travel to the Konark temple (October to March).
Time: Early morning and late afternoon are the ideal times to visit the Konark temple. The primary reason is that the temple is designed based on the catching of the sun’s rays at these sunset and sunrise times.
Entry Fees for travel to the Konark temple :
Free: Children who are under 15.
35 (Online – Website link) and 40 (Cash) rupees per person: Citizens of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Nepal, Bhutan, BIMSTEC Countries and the Maldives.
550 (Online – Website link) and 600 (Cash) per person: Other Foreign Visitors.
