Discover the majestic dams in Odisha, their engineering marvels, and the vital role they play in irrigation, power generation, and flood control.
Rengali dam is erected on the Brahmani river nearly 65 km away from the town of Angul in the beautiful village of Rengali. This dam is old enough to make it an important factor in hydroelectric power generation in Odisha through the Rengali Hydro Electric Project to counter the run-up
Jhumka Reservoir is a tributary to the Kuakhai River. This project was commissioned in 1973. Among the picnic spots near Bhubaneswar and Cuttack, Jhumka Lake is one of the best. Jhumka Dam is situated in the Chandaka forest range, 27 kilometers from Bhubaneswar and 30 kilometers from Cuttack. The Jhumuka
The Dam is located in the Chandaka Forest range of Khordha District and is 20 km distant from Bhubaneswar and 30 km from Cuttack. It presents the finest minor irrigation project embraced by the richness of aesthetic nature in the lush greens of trees all around, encircled by hills. Built
Naraj Dam & Barrage built on the Kathjodi River, around 15 km on the eastern side of Cuttack, Naraj Barrage is a picturesque location. Here, Kathjodi is derived from the river Mahanadi. A Shiva temple called Sidheswar is located close to Naraj Dam. Not many people know that this region
The Patora Dam, part of the Upper Jonk Irrigation Project, is located 20 km from Nuapada Town. This medium-sized irrigation project was created for water conservation purposes. Tourists can enjoy beautiful sunrises and sunsets at the dam. During the winter, the Patora Reservoir draws visitors due to its stunning natural
