All Entries in the "Tourism" Category
Gandahati Waterfall
Gandahati is around 266 km far from Bhubaneswar and 30 km a long way from Paralakhemundi a marvelous waterfall of Gajapati district of Odisha, which had been attracting large numbers of visitors during winter.The place is famous for the glittering water fall earns fame for consistent water flow throughout the year. The Gandahati waterfall is […]
Jaugada – Historical Fort Town of Odisha
The rock inscription Jaugada is an important urban center of ancient Odisha. It is situated near village Pandia on the northern bank of the Rushikulya River. It is at a distance of about 30 km from Berhampur and 5 km from Purushottampur, the nearby town. The place is of great historical importance as one of the famous rock edicts of Ashoka, […]
Minajhola – Popular tourist destination of Rayagada
Rayagada is a district of meadows, forests, water falls and terraced valleys, peopled by colourful tribals and many Primitive Tribal Groups. The scenic beauty and heritage on the land is an unexplored paradise. The systematic relationship between men and nature is a feast to the eyes of an outsider. It has its own appeal for […]
Aekalavya season 8 to be held on 30th march at Rabindra Mandap
The Lasyakala Dance vision (LDV)in association with Nalco the navratna company is organising Aekalavya Dance Festival on 30th march 6.30pm at Rabindra Mandap, Bhubaneswar. The stage and performer are ready for the grand Aekalavya Dance Festival. The guest of the evening will be the principal Secretary of Tourism Shri Gagan Dhal, the principal Secretary of […]
Lankeswari Temple of Sonepur
Lankeswari Temple is well known for its amazing natural beauty and it is counted as one of unique tourist destinations in the Sonepur/Subarnapur district, Odisha. Lankeswari temple is a delightful shrine. Lankeswari Temple is located inside the river Mahanadi at Sonepur town, Subarnapur district, Odisha, India. Once upon a time Sonepur region was known as Paschima […]
Ramatirtha – Tourist Place of Odisha
Ramatirtha is situated at the confluence of Khairi and Bhandan rivers emerging from Similipal, nearby Jashipur town of Mayurbhanj district of Odisha. . Ramatirtha is place of worship and has mythological importance. Ramatirtha of Mayurbhanj is very famous in Odisha due to its natural beauties and temple of Sri Rama. As per the Indian mythological history, […]
Laxmi Baraha Temple – Aul, Kendrapada
Sri Sri Laxmi Baraha Jew Temple is an 500-year-old temple dedicated to lord Varaha along with his consort Laxmi instead of Bhudevi. It is also known as Lakshmi Varahajew Mandir, is an ancient shrine located in Aul, in Kendrapara District. Aul is situated at about 146 km from state capital Bhubaneswar. Lakshmi Baraha Temple enshrines the Varaha form […]
Taptapani, a scenic beauty of Odisha
Taptapani famous for its hot water spring, it is located at a distance of 50 Kilometers from Berhampur and 67 km from Gopalpur. Taptapani, as the name suggests, is a hot water sulfur spring in Odisha. Set amidst the greenery of a lush forest, the sulfur spring of Taptapani is situated on the top of a hill. Get […]
Sidha Bhairavi Temple
Odisha is famous for its Sakti cult.Kalika Purana, a treatise on Saktism, mentions Odra (Odisha) as of foremost importance amongst the major four’Saktipithas’. Thus “Sakti “or “Durga” in its varied forms is the most worshipped deity at the various pithas and temples of Orissa, famous among which are the “Chandi” of Cuttack, the “Viraja” of Jajpur, “Bimala” of Puri, “Samaleswari” of Sambalpur, “Narayani”, “Taratarini” and the “Siddha […]
Chandragiri – The Little Tibet in Odisha
Ancient Odisha or Kalinga in the past had gifted the world Buddhism. After the invasion of the region, emperor Ashok became a Buddhist and tried his best to take the religion to the east Asian nations and other neighbouring countries. Now in the modern times, the Tibetan population in Gajapati district’s Chandragiri are showing the world […]
