The temple appears as if it is built on the wheels of a big chariot. The temple of Lord Jagannath has been underlying a territory of 4300 square feet. There are sanctuaries of Lord Shiva, Maa Bimala, Goddess Laxmi, Lord Ganesh and Sankat Mochan Hanuman inside the grounds worked in a zone of 380 square feet each. The sanctuary of Lord Jagannath has been implicit sand-stone. The design of this sanctuary follows the traditional example of the Sri Jagannath sanctuary of Puri where the primary pinnacle transcends the internal sanctum that houses the gods and an auxiliary towe risng above bet all. Before the fundamental sanctuary there is Aruna Stambha.

The primary passageway of the sanctuary faces the rising sun.
The sanctuary complex is encircled by a rectangular divider (Meghanada Prachira). There are four entryways on every one of the four sides in both the dividers. The fundamental entryway is called Simha Dvara or the lion’s doors, because of the two enormous sculptures of lions in its front.

The sanctuary complex covers four restrictive squares. The primary sanctuary is 61 feet high and is based on the raised ground of 22 rising advances making it look more noteworthy. There is a wheel on top of the Jagannath Temple made of a compound of eight metals (asta-dhatu). It is known as the Nila Chakra (Blue Wheel). The sanctuary complex additionally adds a kitchen unpredictable and front rooms for the ministers.