Rath Yatra Road Map

Rath Yatra Road Map

Rath Yatra 2025 – The Divine Journey of Lord Jagannath

Date: 27th June 2025

Occasion: The Grand Annual Chariot Festival of Puri

Rath Yatra Temple

Lord Jagannath’s
Chariot:

Nandighosha
(16 wheels)

Lord Balabhadra’s
Chariot:

Taladhwaja
(14 wheels)

Devi Subhadra’s
Chariot:

Darpadalana
(12 wheels)
What is Rath Yatra?

Rath Yatra marks the annual divine journey of Lord Jagannath, along with Lord Balabhadra and Devi Subhadra, as they travel from their temple to the Gundicha Temple in grand wooden chariots. This centuries-old tradition celebrates the Lord stepping out to bless all his devotees — beyond caste, class, or background

Why is Rath Yatra Celebrated?

It symbolizes divine inclusion, where the Lord leaves his sanctum to visit devotees. Pulling the rath (chariot) is believed to wash away sins and bring prosperity. The vibrant procession is filled with devotional chants, music, and deep spiritual energy.

Lord Jagannath is coming… are you ready to receive Him? 📿

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