Sri Paramahansa Nath Temple In Cuttack Odisha, Biribat constructed, eleventh A.D. 4 km from the Cuttack – Paradeep Road. Approach from OMP square, towards Nuabazar and continue to go until you see a billboard of the sanctuary to take a right. This is arranged right on the banks of River Kathajodi. The other methodology would be from the Panchamukhi Hanuman sanctuary at Khapuria. The street along the stream bank will lead you to the sanctuary Another secret Gem of Katak, and it is as yet standing upstanding 80 ft for a very long time. This is a five-chambered Rekha and pidha sanctuary. The Vimana is of Pancharatha rekha style. The doorjambs of the vimana and the bhogomandapa depict models of the navagraha and dvarapalas. The Plinth of the sanctuary displays models depicting war scenes, elephants and ponies in parade, enriched swans.

In the sanctum is a Patal-Phuta Shiva Linga. There is a wooden covering and conceivably added at some point during the fifteenth or sixteenth century. Different gods around the sanctuary are Parvati, Kartikeya and Ganesh. A major bull figure and Rama-abhisekha pictures are found on the northern mass of the sanctuary. Two Vishnu pictures are found on the external dividers of the sanctuary. Worked by Somavanshi Dynasty.