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Hinduism is a majority religion in Odisha, which is followed by nearly 93.6% of the total population of the state.[1] Odisha has a very rich cultural heritage of Hinduism and the state has second highest percentage of Hindus, after Himachal Pradesh.[2] The state is home for the tribal culture and historical Hindu temple, the notable includes the Jagannath Temple in Puri and Lingaraja Temple.[3] Ratha Yatra of Puri is one of the biggest Hindu pilgrimage in India.[4] The state has also many Historical sites.[5]

Demographics

Majority of population of Odisha follows Hinduism, which is about 93.6% of the total population. Many of the tribal people follows their traditional tribal religions.

Hindus decadal population

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Hindu population by district

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Districts of Odisha Total Шаблон:Abbr Hindus Шаблон:Abbr Hindus %
Bargarh 1,346,336 1,327,967 98.64%
Jharsuguda 509,716 490,127 96.16%
Sambalpur 935,613 873,795 93.39%
Debagarh 274,108 261,544 95.42%
Sundargarh 1,830,673 1,431,762 78.21%
Kendujhar 1,561,990 1,525,874 97.69%
Mayurbhanj 2,223,456 1,859,639 83.64%
Baleshwar 2,024,508 1,937,765 95.72%
Bhadrak 1,333,749 1,248,486 93.61%
Kendrapara 1,302,005 1,257,156 96.56%
Jagatsinghapur 1,057,629 1,014,872 95.96%
Cuttack 2,341,094 2,199,526 93.95%
Jajapur 1,624,341 1,543,317 95.01%
Dhenkanal 1,066,878 1,060,943 99.44%
Anugul 1,140,003 1,127,926 98.94%
Nayagarh 864,516 859,219 99.39%
Khordha 1,877,395 1,798,214 95.78%
Puri 1,502,682 1,459,872 97.15%
Ganjam 3,160,635 3,132,628 99.11%
Gajapati 518,837 341,308 65.78%
Kandhamal 648,201 527,757 81.42%
Baudh 373,372 372,070 99.65%
Sonapur 541,835 538,472 99.38%
Balangir 1,337,194 1,312,924 98.19%
Nuapada 530,690 523,309 98.61%
Kalahandi 1,335,494 1,322,363 99.02%
Rayagada 831,109 770,572 92.72%
Nabarangapur 1,025,766 991,639 96.67%
Koraput 1,180,637 1,119,527 94.82%
Malkangiri 504,198 495,556 98.29%
Sources:[6]

Temples

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Temple architecture in Odisha architecture has assumed a unique identity and evolved into the rock-cutting and wooden carved style which is also a very common style of Hindu temples in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. In the older times in Odisha's history, the rulers used temples as symbol of respect to gods and their prosperity and hence gave special focus for the best style of Hindu temple architecture.

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