Parashurameswar Temple, a small but enchanting shrine of Lord Shiva.

• Parashurameswar Temple is considered to be one of the oldest temples in Bhubaneswar.
• Parashurameswar Temple  and is constructed in 650 A. D. 
• The temple is a specimen of the architectural styles of Oriyan temples. 

Tourist Attraction :

• The Parsurameswara (c. 650 AD) is the earliest temple still standing in Bhubaneswar. 
• The mid-seventh century date agreed on by most scholars is based on style, as well as on the eight planets which appear over the door to the inner sanctum.
• The spectacular identity and uniqueness of the temple is the “One thousand Linga placed in the North West corner of the temple.
• The temple has verdant sculptures of animals, amorous couples and floral designs.
• And Parashurameswar Temple is believed to have one of the important Shiva temple and many number of devotes visit here regularly. 
• This is a recommended tourist spot to those who have a love towards the ancient sculptures and architectural styles.
• The outer walis adorned with beautiful carvings of Lord Ganesh, Lord Shiva, Goddess Parvati, Lord Muruga and other Hindu Gods. There are also many beautiful carvings depicting Puranic stories. 
• Although the Parsurameswara temple was repaired in 1903, with some ensuing changes in the roof of the inner sanctum, the structure is substantially intact in its original form. 
• This small temple shows the early stages of development of the two main Orissan temple components: the beehive-shaped tower (generally referred to as the deul ) and the porch in front of the tower (generally called the Jagamohan).