Wide avenues, temple town heritage, lush green belts make Bhubaneswar is a spectacular travel destination worth witnessing. The real beauty of this place lies in its well preserved ancient Hindu Temples which are spiritual and are specimens of marvellous architecture. Bhubaneswar is an enthralling pit stop and a fascinating place to relax and rejuvenate. It is the capital of Odisha and is also a popular Buddhist and Hindu pilgrimage destination. Travellers from places far and wide visit Bhubaneswar to discover its history and unfurl its mesmerizing beauty. This city is well planned and has wide roads and several gardens which offer it with a wider appeal. Bhubaneswar is a Holy centre which calls hundreds of tourists to visit this place round the year. If you are eager to unleash the charisma of this place then you must journey across its vicinities. Avail Bhubaneswar Tours and let the wanderer in you come to life.
Read More
Konark is a small coastal town in Puri, Odisha, also known as Konaditya. The origin of the word Konark is in Sanskrit. Kona means ‘angle’ and Arka means ‘the sun’. The place is famous for its ancient Sun Temple dedicated to the Sun God, Surya. It was believed that the walls of the temple were supported by a lodestone which was stolen by Portuguese sailors and that it has resulted in the weakening of the structure. The temple is now turning into ruins, yet it attracts tourists from all over for witnessing its magnificence. The tour guides here will take you through a journey of myths and legends. Konark is a beautiful place to spend your vacations. The majestic temple, the beaches with golden sand and the colourful festivals and fairs of this small town are a delightful experience with cannot be obtained in a regular city life. The tour to Konark can be combined with the twin cities of Bhubaneswar and Puri that are not far away from there.
Read More
The city of Puri is a part of a district with the same name in Odisha. Puri is also known as Jagannath Puri, Srikshetra, Shankhakshetra, Neelāchala, Neelādri, Purusottama Dhāma, Purusottama Kshetra and Purusottama Puri as per the Shastras. It was titled The Abode of Lord Jagannath because of the prominent pilgrimage Jagannath Temple. It is part of the Char Dham Yatra (pilgrimage) for Indian Hindus. It is reckoned that the pilgrimage is incomplete without a visit to Puri. This city is counted amongst the seven most holy cities of India. Adi Shankaracharya established one of the four cardinal institutions at Puri, named Govardhana Matha. Puri is the site of many other mathas (Hindu monasteries). It is considered to be sacred for a Hindu to die or be cremated at Puri. Tourists who visit here also make one-day trips to Konark to see the Sun Temple. Apart from places of religious interests, the beaches of Puri are also worth revelling.
Read More
Kendrapara is a small town located in the Indian state of Odisha. It has witnessed the development on the large scale in last few years. Now, it is promoted as a frequented tourist destination in Odisha. Kendrapara is elevated at 43 feet above the sea level and covers an entire area of 2,644 sq. km. The major portion of the land of Kendrapara is an uneven plain. The River Mahanadi flows through it and is a major source of water for the dwellers of Kendrapara. The climate of the region is described as temperate in nature. The average temperatures during the summer scale between 33°C-39°C. During the winters, the average temperature level falls down and scale between 13°C-17°C. The town of Kendrapara is dotted with amazing tourist attractions. It houses the places like Aul Palace, Maa Dakshina Kali Temple, Panchamukhi Hanuman Temple, Kanika palace, Kendrapara Wildlife Sanctuary and much more.
Read More
Balasore is a city located in the Indian state of Odisha. In the erstwhile era, it used to be the part of the Kalinga Empire but was annexed by the Mughals. After the arrival of British, they gained controlled over the region of Balasore and developed it as a port for business. Today, Balasore stands as the place for testing the Ballistic Missiles that are developed by DRDO. With an elevation of 54 feet above the sea level, Balasore unrolls over 88 sq. km. Its land in a majority is a rough terrain and is surrounded by West Midnapore in North, Bhadrak in South, the Bay of Bengal in West, and Kendhujhar in Southwest. The climate of the city is described as moderate in nature. It experiences humid summers with an average temperature of 36°C and mild winters with an average temperature of 15°C. It also receives an ample amount of rainfall with an annual average of 2200 mm. There are numerous attractions that are located in Balasore. The must-visit destinations are Chandipur Beach, Khirachora Gopinath Temple, Jagannatha Mandir, Panchligeshwara Temple and, the busy markets of Balasore.
Read More
Bargarh is a popular city located in the Indian state of Odisha. This city was born in the year 1993 after it was separated from Sambalpur. The city of Bargarh is reckoned amid the must-visit tourist destinations in Odisha as it houses alluring attractions. Bargarh is hoisted at a height of 541 feet above the sea level. It unrolls across an area of 5,830 sq. km. It is surrounded by Balangir in South, Sambalpur in East, Raigarh in North and Mahasamund in West. The climate of this region is defined as subtropical in nature. The summers in Bargarh are scorching with a median mercury level of 39°C. The winter season is a pleasant season as it makes the median mercury levels drop down at 13°C. Bargarh offers a wide variety of tourist attractions. The remarkable destinations like Nrusinghnath Temple, Gandhamardhan Hill, Papharini River, intricately carved Ashta Shambhu Temple, and the local bustling markets should be visited in Bargarh.
Read More
Cuttack is a city located in the Indian state of Odisha. Its name is a derivation from a Sanskrit term that translates into a military cantonment. This city was established by Maharaja Markata Keshri in the 9th-century. In the 17th-century, the Marathas took over as the ultimate authority and the British were the last foreign power to rule over Cuttack. Today, Cuttack is a frequented destination in Odisha. With an elevation of 118 feet above the sea level, Cuttack crawls over 192 sq. km. The land of Cuttack is a jagged plain and is fed by the tributaries of the River Mahanadi. It shares its boundaries with Dhenkenal in North, Khordha in South, Kendrapara in East, and Nayagarh in Southeast. Its climate is tropical in nature. The summers have a median temperature of 39°C whereas the winters witness the average temperature of 12°C. Cuttack is dotted with numerous places of interest. The must-visit attractions include the names like Barabati Fort, Freedom Fighters’ Memorial, Ocean World Theme Park, and the local pious shrine along with the bustling markets.
Read More
Ganjam is a town and popular tourist destination located in the Indian state of Odisha. It is reckoned amid the undivided districts of South India. Ganjam is well-known as a tourist destination as it houses sandy beaches and intricately carved ancient temples. Amid the year, hundreds of holidaymakers visit Ganjam. Set along the shoreline facing the Bay of Bengal, Ganjam is elevated 10 feet above the sea level. This town is surrounded by Nayagarh in North, Srikakulam in South, Gajapati in West, and the Bay of Bengal in East. Such tantalizing geography defines its climate as the tropical monsoon in nature. Throughout the year, it faces warm temperatures that range between 26°C-35°C. The monsoon season brings a downfall in the mercury meter as heavy downpour decreases the temperature by few degrees. Ganjam is known for the Ganjam Fort, Tara Tarini Temple, Mahuri Kalua, the woods of Bhairabi, alluring beaches and the local shopping complexes that are visited by the people on a large scale.
Read More
Rourkela is an alluring city located in the Indian state of Odisha. Established in the year 1954, it is considered as the third largest city of Odisha & has the sobriquet of the 'Steel City' due to the presence of the India's largest steel plant SAIL. The earliest inhabitants of this region were the Rautia tribals. The state government promotes Rourkela as the tourist site in Odisha. Rourkela is uplifted 720 feet above the sea level and sprawls over vast acres of land. Its land in a majority is a craggy plain. The climate of the city is a tropical climate. It experiences normal summers and pleasant winters. The median mercury levels during the summers touch 37°C and 22°C during the winter season. It receives a heavy downpour with an annual average of 4000 mm. There are numerous attractions located in Rourkela. The notable places include the names like Hanuman Vatika, Mandira Dam, Jubilee Park, Indira Gandhi Park, Khandadhar Waterfalls, Blue Stone Picnic Park and the crowded markets of Rourkela.
Read More
Sambalpur is a populated city and is known among the oldest cities in the Indian state of Odisha. The name of the city is derived from the Goddess Samalei, a local divine power that is worshiped in the region of Sambalpur. It is also known as the cultural capital of Odisha as it is the hub of craftsmanship, Carnatic music and different dance forms in Odisha. Entrenched on the banks of the River Mahanadi, Sambalpur is elevated at 443 feet above the sea level. It shares its borders with Sundargarh in North, Bargarh in West, Debagarh in East and, river Mahanadi in South. Sambalpur has a moderate climate. It faces the searing summers with an average temperature of 39°C and the pleasant winters with an average temperature of 19°C. Sambalpur has many places of interest that lure the visitors. The well-known tourist destinations in Sambalpur include the names like The Leaning Temple of Huma, Samaleswari Mandir, Ghanteshwari Devi Temple, Debrigarh Wildlife Sanctuary and much more.
Read More
Bhadrak is a notable district named after Goddess Bhadrakali in Odisha. It has its grass-root connection with the Puranic age as the relics that were discovered here date back to 7th and 8th century. Moreover, it is among those places in South India where numerous grandeurs of Hindu shrines were erected. Bhadrak rests on the southern shoreline facing the Bay of Bengal. It covers and an area of 2,505 km. sq. With a sea facing geography, Bhadrak has a tropical climate. The average mercury level touches 30° C during summers and 12° C throughout the winter season. Such pleasant weather makes it convenient for the tourists to visit places and attractions in Bhadrak. Bhadrak is best known for the Hindu shrines. There are numerous Hindu shrines and the Bhadrakali temple is a significant attraction in Bhadrak. Hundreds of devotees visit the temple for offering prayers to the goddess. Akhandalmani temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is visited by uncountable pilgrims amid year.
Read More
Chilika is a briny water lake in Odisha that flows through eastern coast of India before merging into Bay of Bengal. Chilika is completely navigable and stands as a winter-home for different species of migratory birds. Also, this lake is a residence to large number of fishes that are a major source of food and livelihood for those living near the coastal areas. The Chilika Lake is hemmed by the tranquil and green hills of Eastern Ghats. The lake covers an area of 1165 sq. km. that increases during heavy downpour. The climate of the area near Chilika remains moderate. The summer season sees an average temperature of 34°C and winters witness 20°C on an average. Chilika Lake is a home to rare aqua fauna species like milk fish, Irrawaddy dolphins, migratory bottlenose dolphins, bream fish etc. Other prime attractions near Chilika are Nalbana Bird Sanctuary, Nirmaljhara Waterfalls and the holy city of Puri are flocked by hundreds of tourists at regular intervals.
Read MoreBirding Tour for Corbett and Uttarakhand
9 Days/ 8 Night
Corbett - Pangot - Kumaon - Sundargarh - UP East - Sahibabad
6 Nights - 7 Days West Bengal Tour From Kolkata
7 Days/ 6 Night
Puri - Kolkata - Bhubaneswar - South 24 Parganas
Uttar Pradesh Tour Package 11 Night - 12 Days
12 Days/ 11 Night
Varanasi - Bodhgaya - Puri - Kolkata - Ayodhya
West Bengal Tour Package 8 Night - 9 Days
9 Days/ 8 Night
Bhubaneswar - Puri - Kolkata
Jajpur is a pilgrim town situated in Odisha. In the previous time, Jajpur served as the capital city of Kalinga Kingdom. All the wealth of kingdom was kept safe in Jajpur but vanished after the final war of Kalinga. Today, it is promoted at a tourist site by the government of Odisha and is visited by the tourist on a large scale. Jajpur is elevated at 1086 feet above sea level and envelops an area of 2888 sq. km. and has major portion of land covered with green forests. The climate of Jajpur is tropical and remains pleasant throughout the year. The average temperature in summer remains 32°C and 25°C in winters. The annual downpour is more than sufficient that is received by Jajpur. It receives an annual average rainfall of 3560 mm. There are various picturesque spots in Jajpur that are frequented by the visitors. Dasasvemedha Ghat, Chandikhol, Janapada Temple, Budh Gusain Temple, Singhapur village etc. are some famous places that lure the tourists. Also, the bustling streets have their own charm and should be visited to collect the souvenirs.
Read More
Angul is a town in the Indian state of Odisha. Angul, also pronounced as Anugul, was formed after the bifurcation of Dhenkanal district in the year 1993. The region of Angul was dominated by the tribal groups like Gond & Kandhas. As the times advanced, the land of Angul saw many events of invasion by Afghans and later on by the Britisher. Entrenched closer to the southern shoreline of Bay of Bengal, Angul is elevated at 640 feet above the sea level & sprawls across 6232 sq. km. It is surrounded by Dhenkenal and Cuttack in East, Sambhalpur in West, Sundargarh in North & Nayagarh in South. The climate of Angul is humid in nature. The temperatures during the summer season stay on 45°C on an average that makes Angul the hottest district of India. The winters do not last long in Angul but are pleasant. The average winter temperature at this place is 18°C. Angul houses famous tourist destinations. The Thakurani Temple, Satkosia Tiger Reserve, Jagannath Temple, NALCO township and Deulajhari Spring are the eminent names that lure the tourists in Angul.
Read More
Mayurbhanj is a beautiful establishment in the Indian state of Odisha. In the bygone times, it had served as the princely state with the same name under the British rule. In the initial years, the Bhanj dynasty ruled over this region and according to a legend, the ancestors of the Bhanj dynasty emanated from the eyes of a peacock. Resting on the shoreline facing the Bay of Bengal, Mayurbhanj is elevated at a height of 1,083 feet above the sea level. It unfolds across an area of 10,982 sq. km. with a larger portion of land as jagged plain. The climate of Mayurbhanj can be classified as tropical humid. The average temperature during searing summers reaches 37°C. The mercury level during winters, on an average, ranges between 15°C-20°C due to its proximity close to the shoreline. Mayurbhanj gloats remarkable tourist attractions. The notable places that are visited by the tourists are Mayurbhanj Palace, Barehipani Falls, Simplipal National Park, Joranda & Sitakund Falls and Belagadia Palace. During the vacation time, these spots become crowded by the visitors.
Read More
Named after Lord Krishna, Gopalpur is a small town and holiday destination located in Odisha. In the former times, Gopalpur was a key destination for the British to export the seafood especially the fish. Today, it is a frequented tourist destination in Odisha. Set along the shoreline of the Bay of Bengal, Gopalpur is an alluring town that gloats a beach with the same name. With its close proximity to the Bay of Bengal, Gopalpur has a tropical moderate climate. Amid the year, this town experiences pleasant temperatures and the median temperatures scale between 19°C-30°C. The monsoon season is a major season here & it is usually accompanied by strong winds. During this season, the mercury level falls down and makes the weather cool. Gopalpur does not have any panoramic views of the hill but houses other attraction. The prime attraction is the Gopalpur beach where numerous people can be spotted basking in the sun. Many water sports like surfing and boating are also organized at this beach. The buildings that served as the storehouse during the British era still exist and attract the visitors.
Read More
Rayagada is a beautiful district located in the Indian state of Odisha. This beguiling place has emerged as a popular tourist & a holiday destination due to its astounding location. The regional people and holidaymakers swarm to Rayagada for spending some-time away from the ruggedness of the city. Rayagada is located at an altitude of 207 meters above the sea level. It is endowed with beautiful meadows, waterfalls and valleys that ensnare the people. The climate of this district is classified as moderate. Rayagada encounters humid summers with an average temperature of 38°C. During the winter season, the median mercury level rests below 18°C. The district of Rayagada receives a less amount of rainfall as per its geography. Rayagada has many charming locations that draw the tourists on a large scale. The places like Maa Majhighariani Temple, Laxminarayan Temple, Minajhola, Devagiri Hills & Bhimashankar Jyotirlinga are the popular places in Rayagada.
Read More
Dhenkenal is a district located in Odisha. In the forgone times, it was an erstwhile princely state that was ruled by a local king Hari Singh Vidyadhar. As the times advanced, the rule of the Monarch vanished & the king of Dhenkenal Raja Shankar Pratap Singhdeo was elected as an MLA. Dhenkenal is unrolled in an entire area of 4,452 sq. km. According to the topography, the land of Dhenkenal is divided into hilly regions in North & South directions. The climate of the place is identified as subtropical in nature. Amid the year, Dhenkenal encounters warm temperatures and the median mercury level scales between 27°-36°C during the months of summer as well as winter. The monsoons bring a heavy downpour, 4500 mm annually in Dhenkenal that drops the median temperature to 12°C. Dhenkenal offers different tourist attractions to its visitors. The eminent places include the names like Kapilasha Jagannath Temple, Saptasajya Temple, Ashtamahashambhu Temple, Nagantheshwara Temple that are some popular attractions in the vicinity of Dhenkenal. Other destinations like Bhubhan, Dandadhar, Sarang & Ladagada are also visited by the people.
Read More
Jeypore is a city located in the Indian state of Odisha. It is tagged as the second largest city of Odisha after Brahmapur. This city is well-known for housing the amazing grandeurs and forts that were built in the foregone times. It was a part of the kingdom of Koraput and was ruled by Atavika dynasty. At present, it is one amid the frequented holiday destinations in Odisha. With an elevation of 2,162 feet above the sea level, Jeypore is hemmed in the beautiful foothills of Araku and The Eastern Ghats. A major portion of its land is a jagged terrain that is fed by the tributaries of the River Mahanadi. Its geographical location describes its climate as a tropical monsoon. It faces humid summers with an average temperature of 39°C and mild winters with a median mercury level of 19°C. During the monsoon, an adequate amount of rainfall is received by Jeypore that decreases the temperature by a degree or two. Jeypore is bedecked with amazing tourist attractions. The places like Gupteshwar Shiva Temple, Surya Palace, Bagara Waterfalls, Shakti Waterfall, and the ruins of the forts lure the visitors on a large scale.
Read More
Onukudelli is a small tribal village in Odisha. Endowed with the arresting natural surroundings, this village is an enchanting place for spending some time in the laps of Mother Nature. Not only for the natural beauty, this village is also known for the enormous hydroelectric power plant that was set up in the previous years. A sizable populace of Onukudelli belongs to the tribes of Odisha and has their own lifestyle that attracts tourists extensively. The village of Onukudelli spans acres of land and an ample part of it is a rough terrain. The tributaries of the river Budhabalanga quenches the thirst of these terrains and also serve as the chief source of water for the locals. The climate of this region is classified as subtropical monsoon. Throughout the year, the median temperatures scale between 23°C-39°C. During monsoons, the mercury levels fall down due to a heavy rainfall received by Onukudelli. Onukudelli, as a whole, is a beautiful place to witness. Its green surroundings, nearby forests, and the local tribal markets etc. draw visitors on a large scale.
Read More
Pipili is a city that lies in the district of Puri in the Indian state of Odisha. This city is known for the intriguing Applique artwork. Such artwork can be found everywhere in the markets of Pipili. This artwork is famous in the textile industry and many leading textile industries in the Indian market hire the artisans from Pipili. Pipili is elevated at a height of 82 feet above the sea level. The terrains of the city are rough but turn fertile as one advance towards the village of Pipili. The soil of the village is appropriate for growing the crops like wheat and corn. The climate of this region is described as tropical temperate. The summers are searing with an average mercury level resting between 27°C-40°C. The winters bring a relief as the median temperatures scale between 10°C-22°C. A sufficient amount of rainfall is received by the city of Pipili. There are various tourist places in Pipili. The village of artisans is one of the great places to go in Pipili and learn about Applique artwork. The nearby places like Jagannath Temple, Puri Beach, Chilika Lake, Konark etc. are also visited by people.
Read MoreOdisha, formally known as Orissa, is situated in the east coast of India lining the Bay Of Bengal. It is bordered by Jharkhand in the north side, West Bengal in the north-east and east, Chhattisgarh in the west and north-west and Andhra Pradesh in the south. It was founded on 1 April 1936 with Cuttack as its capital but on 13 April 1948, Bhubaneswar was declared as the new capital of Odisha.
Rath Yatra is the best time to plan Odisha Tours. It attracts tourists and pilgrims from all over the world. It is celebrated every year at Puri with great pomp and show. It is perhaps the grandest festival celebrated in India, where the deities are carried on a chariot. Thousands of pilgrims gather at Puri to celebrate and witness this grand festival every year. Delicious Prasad and Bhog served from the kitchens of Jagannath Temple in Puri are unbeatable in taste and reflect the culinary expertise of the state spanning centuries. Odisha tour is surely incomplete if someone misses this festival.
Puri beach of Odisha is popular for the annual beach festival that takes place in November. One can enjoy various Beach Activities In Odisha like surfing, swimming, etc. It is also an ideal place for trekkers as there are various trekking routes such as Mahendragiri Trek, Gandhamardan Trek and Nilagiri Trek. So start planning an Odisha Tour and the following information will serve you as a reliable Odisha Travel Guide.
41,947,358
Indian Rupee
UTC+05:30
155,820 km²
October to March
+91 674
Explore Udaygiri and Khandagiri Caves, Visit temples like Konark Sun Temple, and Jagannath Temple, Birdwatch at Chilka Lake, Shop at Pipli, Explore wildlife at Nandankanan Zoological Park, Explore beaches, Visit the Tribal Villages, Watch the Crocodiles at Bhitarkanika Mangroves, Visit Orissa State Museum.
The best places to visit In Odisha are - Bhubaneshwar, Puri, Jagannath Temple, Golden Beach, Konark Temples, Cuttack, Simlipal National Park, Rourkela, Chandipur, and Gopalpur.
