Explore ancient temples, pristine beaches, and vibrant festivals in Odisha. Discover hidden treasures and authentic experiences, and things to do Odisha’s best-kept secret. Odisha delights with its architectural marvels, traditional dance forms, and serene landscapes. Uncover this eastern Indian gem with our handpicked experiences.
Janaki Ballav Patnaik Park is near the S.P. office of Khurda District, which is 27 kilometers from Bhubaneswar and 1 kilometer from Khordha Bus Stand. This lovely park is named after former Odisha Chief Minister Janaki Ballav Patnaik, and on his 96th birthday, Toyota cars were displayed at JB Park
Located on the banks of the Mahanadi River, Barabati Cricket Stadium is more than just a venue – it is the beating heart of Odisha’s sports culture. This historic fortress in Cuttack has seen decades of cricketing history, from nailbiting finishes to thunderous applause that resonates across the state. For
Smruti Udyan Park is a quiet place to visit and enjoy nature in Paradeep, Jagatsinghpur, Odisha. It is a wonderful experience for locals or passersby to get outside and take a break from their busy lives. The park is decorated with trees, open green areas, and colorful flowers in pristine
Silver City Boat Club located near the Mahanadi River in Cuttack, Odisha’s former capital, recently got a swanky new boat club as part of the state’s focus on exploring the state’s tourism potential. The new Silver City Boat Club features a floating jetty, booking counter and lifeguard complex, toilet block,
Located somewhere in Tangi, Cuttack district, is a place that’s not simply a location, but a slice of time. Sapanpur Cave and Mahimagadi are an unrefined, beautiful amalgamation of spirituality and ancient history waiting to be uncovered by intrepid explorers who are willing to leave the smooth path behind. This
In the vicinity of Kandarpur, near the mighty Mahanadi River and just a short drive from Cuttack district, lies an untouched secret of repossession: Amangeikuda Island. This is not a regular commercial tourist destination. This is an isolated, uninhabited island on the river offering the rawest and truest natural beauty
Nestled in Rourkela within Sundargarh district, Odisha, Indira Gandhi Park is a testimony to the spirit of this city in promoting nature and community well-being. The park was named after one of India’s former Prime Ministers, Indira Gandhi; here it serves not only as an open space but also as
Sahid Smruti Stambha, located in Papadahandi, Nabarangpur, Odisha, is a momentous monument dedicated to the supreme sacrifices made by freedom fighters for the freedom of India. This memorial does not emerge as a mere structure. Symbolization of courage and nationalism, ideally set in the tranquil environments of Nabarangpur, attracts history
Situated in the middle of the Mahanadi River, the Lankeswari Temple in Sonepur, Subarnapur, Odisha, is a holy place that is deeply great importance in both a spiritual and historic sense. As the presiding goddess of the ancient Paschima Lanka, Goddess Lankeswari (or Nikumbhilaa) attracts devotees, particularly from the Kaivarta
Blue Lake Picnic Spot: An Unconventional Attraction in Odisha’s Balasore District. Located within a serene landscape at Mitrapur, the Blue Lake Picnic Spot is probably one of the most captivating yet less-known tourist spots in Odisha. Having been in this area quite several times and reviewing various destinations across Odisha,