Certainly! The Jagannath Temple is full of fascinating facts.

1. Universal Deities: The Jagannath Temple, unlike many Hindu temples with specific religious or regional significance, is open to all religions and castes. The temple is unique in its cultural and religious importance because of this inclusivity.

2. The "Nila Chakra" is the main temple spire. Everyday, a different flag will be hoisted on top of it. The "Patita Pavana" flag is symbolic of the spiritual renewal and transformation of the faith.

3. Sevayats - The temple employs hereditary servants known as Sevayats who perform various ceremonies and rituals. Sevayats: The temple has hereditary servants known as "Sevayats" who are responsible for performing various rituals and ceremonies.

4. The structure of the temple is designed strictly according to rituals and traditions. Even the King of Puri is forbidden from entering the inner sanctuary, known as the Garbhagriha.

5. Ritual bathing: Deities are regularly bathed, but on special occasions they receive 108 pitchers full of water. This is called "Snana purnima". These baths are believed to possess healing and cleansing properties.

6. Niladri Bije : "Niladri Bije" is the name of the return journey to the temple by the deities after their Rath Yatra. This ritual is of great importance and signifies the end of the festival.

7. Mahaprasad: It is said that the Mahaprasad offered to deities has a spiritually powerful and blessed aura. Even the leftovers of this food are revered by pilgrims and distributed to devotees.

8. Daily food offering: One of the biggest community kitchens, the kitchen at the Jagannath Temple is known as "Mahaprasad Anand Bazaar". The temple prepares an array of meals daily using recipes which have been used for hundreds of years.

9. Handcrafted Deities. The wooden statuettes of Lord Jagannath and Devi Subhadra were handcrafted using strict guidelines by artisans. It is a sacred and elaborate ritual to create the deities.

10. Temple's Spiritual Importance Hindus believe that visiting the temple, praying to Lord Jagannath, can lead to blessings, enlightenment and salvation.

Its unique rituals and deep-rooted tradition have helped make the Jagannath Temple a religious icon that draws millions of tourists and devotees.