Tikarpada Crocodile Wildlife Sanctuary is situated 58 kilometers from Angul and 180 kilometers from Cuttack. It is positioned along the banks of the Mahanadi River. The sanctuary is spread across a 22-kilometer-long gorge that attracts many visitors. Its dense forests, rich wildlife, and crocodile sanctuary are some of the area’s most remarkable features. The name
Situated on a small hill in the charming village of Manyamkonda, located in the Malkangiri district of Odisha, the Mauli Maa Temple is a important pilgrimage destination, attracting worshippers with its spiritual presence. This temple is dedicated to Goddess Mauli, a representation of Shakti, and its sacred atmosphere, along with the Goddess’s gracious blessings, invites
The border between Kalahandi and Nabarangapur is not far from the Ambapani Wildlife Sanctuary. Gorgeous waterfalls and verdant forests encircle Ambapani Sanctuary. Elephants, sambar deer, tigers, and many other animals are housed in the sanctuary. The location has the most pleasant atmosphere and is the most appealing to tourists. It’s an amazing location for hiking
Deer Zoological Park, Sakhipara, Sambalpur, Odisha is a zoological park located in Sambalpur town, Odisha. The park is spread across a sprawling area of 35 acres and is home to several species of deer such as Spotted Deer, Barking Deer, and others. The park also houses 288 animals and 20 species of birds. The park
The Satkosia Tiger Reserve is situated in Odisha’s Angul district. The Satkosia Wildlife Sanctuary has a 988.30 km² total area. Satkosia Gorge, covering 796 km2, was formed in 1976. The Reserve was named the Baisipalli Wildlife Sanctuary and the Satkosia Gorge Wildlife Sanctuary in 2007. It is situated in the Eastern Ghats mountain range, where
Escape into nature with a thrilling jungle safari through Bharatpur Wildlife Sanctuary, a treasured sanctuary near Bhubaneswar where elephants, deer, birds, and other exotic wildlife roam free. As you bounce along the remote forest paths in a specialized open-air jeep, keep your eyes peeled to spot the sanctuary’s diverse inhabitants, from families of monkeys playfully
Nestled in the Mayurbhanj district of Odisha is a lesser-known wildlife sanctuary that is making waves in the world of eco-tourism, the Ramatirtha Crocodile Project. This government-protected wetland habitat is home to over 300 mugger crocodiles, a vulnerable species dependent on these fragile river ecosystems. As part of your Odisha tour exploring the state’s many
Dampara Elephant Wildlife Sanctuary, Odisha, located on India’s eastern coast, is blessed with a rich natural heritage of forests, rivers, and wildlife. As part of its efforts to conserve this precious biodiversity, the state government has established several protected wilderness areas for endangered animal and bird species. One such critical wildlife sanctuary is the Dampara
Tucked away in the heart of Odisha’s largest coastal lagoon, Chilika Lake lies a bird watcher’s paradise – the Nalbana Bird Sanctuary. This protected wetland area is home to over 160 species of migratory and resident birds, making it one of Asia’s largest sanctuaries for our feathered friends. As part of your Odisha tour or
Nestled on the northern banks of Chilika Lake – Asia’s largest brackish water lagoon, lies a bird watcher’s paradise – the Mangalajodi Bird Sanctuary. This small wetland is located in the Khordha district of Odisha and is an integral part of Chilika Lake. Covering an area of around 67 hectares, Mangalajodi is known for the
