There are elaborate daily worship services. There are many festivals each year attended by millions of people. The most important festival is the Rath Yatra or the Chariot festival in June. This spectacular festival includes a procession of three huge chariots bearing the idols of Jagannath, Balabhadra and Subhadra through the Bada Danda meaning the Grand Avenue of Puri till their final destination the Gundicha Temple.
Chandan Yatra
In Akshaya Tritiya consistently the Chandan Yatra celebration denotes the beginning of the development of the Chariots of the Rath Yatra.
Snnana Yatra
On the Purnima of the long stretch of Jyestha the Gods are ritualistically showered and enlivened each year on the event of Snana Yatra.
Anavasara or Anasara
Truly implies get-away. Consistently, the fundamental symbols of Jagannath, Balabhadra, Subhadra and Sudarshan after the blessed Snana Yatra on the jyestha purnima, go to a mystery sacred place named Anavasara Ghar where they stay for the following dim fortnight (Krishna paksha). Thus aficionados are not permitted to see them. Rather than this fans go to close-by put Brahmagiri to see their dearest ruler as four gave shape Alarnath a type of Vishnu. At that point individuals get the main look at ruler on the day preceding Rath Yatra, which is called Navayouvana. It is said that the Gods fall in fever in the wake of scrubbing down and they are dealt with by the unique hirelings named, Daitapatis for 15 days. Amid this period cooked sustenance isn't offered to the divinities.
Rath Yatra at Puri
The Jagannath set of three are generally worshiped in the sanctum of the sanctuary at Puri, yet once amid the period of Asadha (Rainy Season of Orissa, normally falling in month of June or July), they are brought out onto the Bada Danda (principle road of Puri) and travel (3 km) to the Shri Gundicha Temple, in immense chariots (ratha), enabling people in general to have darśana (Holy view). This celebration is known as Rath Yatra, which means the adventure (yatra) of the chariots (ratha).
Niladri Bije
Celebrated on Asadha Trayodashi. Niladri Bije is the closing day of Ratha yatra. On this day divinities come back to the ratna bedi. Ruler Jagannath offers Rasgulla to Goddess Laxmi to go into the sanctuary.
Gupta Gundicha
Celebrated for 16 days from Ashwina Krushna dwitiya to Vijayadashami. According to convention, the icon of Madhaba, alongside the symbol of Goddess Durga (known as Durgamadhaba), is gone up against a voyage through the sanctuary premises. The visit inside the sanctuary is watched for the initial eight days. For the following eight days, the symbols are taken outside the sanctuary on a palanquin to the close-by Narayani sanctuary arranged in the Dolamandapa path. After their love, they are taken back to the sanctuary.
Nava Kalebara
A standout amongst the most pompous occasions related with the Lord Jagannath, Naba Kalabera happens when one lunar month of Ashadha is trailed by another lunar month of Aashadha. This can occur in 8, 12 or even 18 years. Truly meaning the "New Body" (Nava = New, Kalevar = Body), the celebration is seen by as a great many individuals and the financial plan for this occasion surpasses $500,000.