Taratarini

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Taratarini

Near the village Purushottampur, 30 km from Gopalpur on the bank of river Rushikulya, there exits the famous temple of the twin Goddesses Tara and Tarini, Perched atop a hill top, the temple is reachable by a flight of about one thousand steps or motorable road or alternatively rope-way from the foot hill to reach the summit.

The temple is revered as a shaktipitha of tantra sect and on the Raja Sankranti day in March/ April a fair here attracts multitude of devotees. The place is well connected by regular bus service from Berhampur.