6 Must Visit Tourist Places In Orissa

By: Kratika Fri, 19 Nov 2021 5:02:05

6 Must Visit Tourist Places in Orissa

Orissa, or Odisha, is known for its rich history and culture. Located on the on the eastern coast of India along the Bay of Bengal it is perhaps most famous for its temples and national parks. However, there are also lots of other places to visit in Orissa.

This culturally rich state was once part of the historical kingdom of Kalinga. Now, its fascinating trial culture, diverse wildlife, historic sites, and delicious food make it a truly unique place to visit.

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# Bhitarkanika National Park

This group of islands in northeastern Odisha is India’s second-largest mangrove region. It offers not just great beaches but also exciting trekking trails through forests teeming with wildlife. Here you can find crocodiles, Olive Ridley Turtles, gharials, pythons, and many varieties of birds.

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# Chilka Lake

This massive lake is the largest salt-water lagoon in Asia. It is an important habitat and breeding ground for many birds and is also home to sea turtles and dolphins.

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# Simlipal National Park

A massive wildlife sanctuary in Northern Orissa, it is home to lush forests, picturesque peaks, amazing waterfalls, leopards, bears, tigers and elephants.

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# Daringbadi

Called the “The Kashmir of Odisha,” this is the only hill station in the state. With pine groves, coffee gardens and beautiful valleys, it is a perfect getaway.

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# Konark Sun Temple

Originally built by Sultan Mahmud Begada, this UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Panchmahal district is dotted with forts, palaces, mosques, tombs and temples.

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# Jagannath Temple, Puri

This massive temple was built to Jagannath, an incarnation of Vishnu in 1198. The temple is surrounded by walls and closed to non-Hindus.

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