Jagannath Temple (Monsoon Mandir) in Uttar Pradesh is an ancient Hindu shrine dedicated to Lord Jagannath, located in **Behta Bujurg village near Ghatampur in Kanpur district, Uttar Pradesh, India. This unique temple is popularly known locally as the Monsoon Mandir because of its mysterious ability to predict the onset and intensity of the monsoon — water droplets begin dripping from the stone ceiling of the sanctum about 5–7 days before the first rains, offering traditional weather indicators that farmers and devotees rely upon for planning agricultural activities. The temple lies close to the historic Bhitargaon brick temple site and draws both pilgrims and tourists interested in its cultural heritage and meteorological folklore. Surrounded by rural landscapes of central Uttar Pradesh, Jagannath Temple in Behta Bujurg combines religious devotion with a rare local weather‑forecasting phenomenon deeply rooted in regional belief and tradition.