The Jagannath Temple at Tigiria (also known locally as the Sri Sri Prasanna Purusottama Deva Bije Temple) is a historic Vaishnavite Hindu temple located in the village of Tigiria in Cuttack district, Odisha. It forms part of the rich religious heritage of the region and stands close to the erstwhile royal palace of the Tigiria princely state. The Jagannath Temple at Tigiria was constructed in the late 19th century. The Tigiria Jagannath Temple follows regional Kalinga temple design, adapted for a historic monument of the 19th century. Rekha vimana (sanctum tower): The main sanctuary is curvilinear (rekha deula) in elevation. Pidha jagamohana: The assembly hall (jagamohana) with tiered pyramidal roofs is typical of Odishan temples. Additional structures historically associated with worship include a rectangular muktimandapa (hall of salvation), a jhulana mandapa (swing pavilion) for ritual festivals, and a snanamandapa (bathing pavilion). The temple stands within a compound wall with the main entrance (simhadvara) on the east.