Heritage & Beauty of Odisha

Bhubaneshwar :The capital city of Odisha, Bhubaneswar is scenic, lovely, green & clean, with a rich cultural life, known for its temple, the city is a major center of attraction for tourists from far & wide. It is probably the only city that enables an authentic cover of the states of development of Hindu Temple architecture.

Puri : Puri is famous for the world-famous Jagannath Temple and longest golden bench. It is one of the Dham out of the four Dhams i.e. Puri, Dwaraka, Badrinath, and Rameshwar, in India. Lord Jagannath and Devi Subhadra's elder brother Bhalabadra are being worshiped in Puri.

Konark :The Konark is famous for its sun temple. It is a famous Indian temple dedicated to the Hindu sun god surya. The word Konark is a merger of two sanskrit words: “Kona,” which means “corner” or “angle,” & “arka,” which means “sun.

Chilika :Chilika lake is a brackish water lagoon spread over the puri, Chilika lake is the biggest lake in India after Vembanad. Every year as wintertime sets in, billions of migratory birds from different parts of the world i.e Siberia, Russia, etc.

Gopalpur :Gopalpur is located on the east coast of the Bay of Bengal, the Gopalpur beach is a luxurious beach located in Odisha. It is famous for being one of the few sites in India where olive ridley turtles nest. Flanked with coconut & casuarina groves & is a perfect outing for a languorous weekend.

Taptapani :Taptapani is popular for its hot sulfur water spring. The nearest town is Mohana, which is 16km away in the Gajapati district. One of the many wonders of nature, hot springs are generally said to be endowed with curative properties. Taptapani is a hot spring & according to local folklore has been around for more than 300 years. The other attraction of Taptapani is its tribal communication & the picturesque landscape. There is also a deer park managed by the forest department.