Puri Jagannath

Konark

Lingaraja

Mukteswara

64 Yogini Shrine

Rajarani

Brahmeswara Temple

Khiching Temple

Nrusinghanath Temple

Vaital Temple

Parsurameswara Temple

Baladevajew Temple:

Known to the pilgrims as ' Tulasi Kshetra', Kendrapara houses the temple of Lord Baladeva. The rites and rituals of Lord Jagannath at Puri are generally followed here which make Kendrapara equally attractive - 95 km from Bhubaneswar.

Madhava Temple:

The famous Madhava temple(13th century) is located on the eastern bank of the Prachi River, about 6 kms. from Niali (Cuttack District). The area between Niali and Madhava appears to have been the principal centre of the Madhava (four-armed Vishnu) cult in Orissa, made famous in Sri Jayadeva's Gita Govinda. The temple is also sometimes referred to as "Durgamadhava" because of the presence of a small Durga image next to Madhava within the sanctum. This joint worship of Durga and Madhava is unique to Orissan Vaishnavism, and is yet another testament of the great Orissan process of synthesis. Madhava is a temple in active worship, and, in fact, draws a large number of pilgrims from all over Orissa.

Simhanath Temple:

Situated on an island in the Mahanadi River, about 10 kms. from Badamba in Cuttack District, the Simhanath temple (c. 9th century) is interesting for its images of Shaiva, Shakta, and Vaishnava cults of Hinduism. The jagmohana (porch) appears to be influenced by the Vaital Deul temple in Bhubaneswar.
The Simhanath temple combines older features with new and energetic experiments. This can be seen in such things as the elongation of the Paga images which crown the niches, and in the addition of a third terrace to the roof of the jagmohana.

Leaning Temple:

Huma, 32 km from Sambalpur and 350 km from Bhubaneswar is adorned with a leaning temple dedicated to Lord Bimaleswar. On the river Mahanadi, it is a scenic spot of great excellence. The Kudo fishes here are believed to belong to Lord Siva and they are very friendly to visitors.

Pataleswar Temple:

Budhikomna in Nawapara district, 115 km from Bhawanipatna houses the famous temple of Pataleswar, made entirely of brick in Trirath style. The architectural design is quite interesting to art-lovers and general visitors alike.

Other Temples are : -

Ananta Vasudeva, Bharateswar, Bhaskareswar,
Bharatimath, Brahma, Brahmeswar, Chandana,
Chitrakarini, Daiteswar, Dwarabasini, Gosagareswar,
Kainchi, Kedareswar, Kotitirtheswar,
Laxmaneswar, Makarewswar, Markandeswar,
Papanasini,  Rajarani, Rameswar, Satrughaneswar,
Subarneswar, Swarnajaleswar, Taleswar, Tirtheswar,
Uttareswar, Vaital, Vimaleswar / Gaurisankar, Vishnu