The shikhara is a Pancha Ratha one. This sanctuary is known as the second Srikhetra of Orissa. The Jagannath sanctuary of Baripada is probably the most established sanctuary of Orissa. Its Rathayatra is the most established one after Puri and the second greatest after Puri Ratha yatra.[4] It is being praised for the last 500+ years. The customs of Baripada Rathayatra are exceptional. It offers a need to the female fans to pull Maa Subhadra’s ratha, which is exceptional and draws in female enthusiasts from the adjoining states too.

The sanctuary of Baripada Jagannath Temple In Mayurbhanj Odisha is generally known as Haribaldev sanctuary. It was worked by Shri Baidyanath Bhanj in 1575 A.D. on similar design standards of Kakharua Baidyanath sanctuary. The sanctuary remains as an image of the strict kindness of the Bhanja Rulers of Mayurbhanj and is viewed as the Queen Monad among the august states during the pre-consolidation days. It is made of laterite stone with choice plans engraved in the dividers.

It has a tallness of 84′-6″. A major limit divider encircles the sanctuary which is an imitation of that of Lord Jagannath at Puri. An engraving on the sanctuary divider expresses that in the year 1497 of the Saka Era this sanctuary was worked by Baidyanath Bhanj. This sanctuary, similar to the Kakharua Baidyanath of Manatri is furnished with Vimana, Jagamohan, and Nata Mandira and is in a preferable safeguarded condition over the latter. Besides the managing gods, there are upwards of seventeen Bedha divinities sanctified in the sanctuary. The Jagannath sanctuary compound is furnished with little cells in which the pictures of various religions discover the place.

Consistently Car celebration is praised after a long time after the day on which Car celebration is commended at Puri. The three gods go to the Radhamohan Temple (Mausimaa Mandir) during vehicle celebration which goes on for two days. The strength of the Baripada Car celebration is that no one but women can pull the chariot of Maa Subhadra.