The Dadhibamana Temple is an ancient Hindu shrine located in the village of Koilo, under the Asureswar area in Cuttack district of Odisha, India. It sits about 3 km south of Asureswar chowk on the Cuttack–Kendrapada road. Dadhibamana Temple is broadly dated to the 18th–19th century CE. Local lore and some heritage theory also attribute influences from the Maratha period in Odisha, suggesting the temple’s construction or significant renovation took place during Maratha rule in the 18th century, when local chiefs and devotees patronised temples along ancient pilgrimage routes. Its stylistic features blend Kalinga architectural elements with regional temple building traditions of that period. The temple’s architecture follows key elements of Odishan (Kalinga) temple style: Rekha Vimana: A tall, curvilinear sanctum tower over the main shrine. Pidha Jagamohana: A square hall with tiered roofs in front of the sanctum where devotees assemble. The overall layout and details indicate regional temple design, consistent with other late medieval/early modern Odishan shrines. Though not as monumental as the major medieval temples of Odisha, the Dadhibamana Temple still reflects craftsmanship typical of the 18th–19th century devotional shrines. It is aplace of Cultural & Religious Importance.