Gramesvara Temple is a historic Shiva temple located in the village of Lataharana in Kakatpur Block, Puri District, Odisha. It is officially listed as a State Protected Monument of Odisha, illustrating its value as part of the region’s medieval temple heritage. The Gramesvara Temple at Lataharana dates to approximately the 10th–11th century A.D., placing it within the early medieval phase of Odishan temple architecture. It is included in the Government of Odisha’s State Protected Monuments. The temple represents the mature brick temple building tradition of the Prachi Valley region, a culturally rich landscape with many early medieval monuments combining artistic beauty with historical depth. Within the temple complex, loose sculptures associated with Shaiva, Shakta, Saura, Vaishnava, and Jaina traditions have been found, indicating that the site served as a focal point for diverse religious groups in the past. The main shrine reflects classical Kalinga architectural sensibilities adapted in brick construction, which was a mature technique in the Prachi Valley around the medieval period.