Tulasi Kshetra Kendrapara comes alive with hustle and bustle of Rath Yatra 

In the chariot construction, a total of 46 Maharana servitors, 16 labourers, four blacksmiths and two cutters are engaged. Similarly, the temple and district administrations have made elaborate arrangements for the festival. 

Chariot construction in full swing at Tulasi Kshetra

With just one day left for Rath Yatra, the Tulasi Kshetra Kendrapara has come alive with all sorts of car festival-related activities. 

As of now, the Maharana servitors, who are constructing the Taladhwaja rath of the Tulasi Kshetra’s presiding deity Lord Sri Baldevjew, have been rushed off their feet, giving the finishing touches to the chariot. Similarly, the craftsmen have completed the decoration work of the covering cloth of the chariot. They have embroidered moon, sun, Rahu’s head, parrots, etc. on the seven-coloured covering cloth.