Discover the Splendors of Orissa with Goingbo's Tailored Tour Packages

Nandankanan zoological garden is located 20km ahead from Bhubneshwar which is the capital of Odisha. This zoology garden is the first capacitive crocodile breeding center. Another name of this garden is "Garden of Pleasure" which means the most captivating park to bring the opportunity to discover the most natural flora and fauna that thrive in their natural Nandankanan Zoological Park. This park has so many attractive facilities such as boating, white tiger, and lion safari (safari to encounter these royal animals). A nocturnal cattle house was established for wildlife lovers to obtain a pension for the wildlife.

Khandagiri: Khandagiri and Udaygiri caves are the landmarks of Orisha, located in Bhubaneshwa. While Udaygiri is the group of 15 caves on the other hand Khandgiri is the complex of 18 caves. This caves are famous for their impeccable sculptures and Brahmi inscriptions.

Iskcon Temple: Iskon temple which is dedicated to Lord Krishna is located in Bhubneshwar. In this temple, you can see the amazing sculpture of Krishna, Gaura Nithal, Balaram, Subhadra, and Jagannath. Iskcon is an organization which has the responsibility of maintaining the temple and this Iskcon organization has made lots of Iskcon temple all over the world. A new Radha Krishna temple has also been built nearby for devotees of Radha & Krishna which is the universal symbols of love. This temple follows the two great scriptures of India- Bhagavad Gita and Srimad Bhagavatam - to focus on the promotion of spiritual knowledge and techniques of a full life to the people.

Tribal Museum: The Tribal Museum has such attraction you never see before and This museum is one of the topmost tourist attractions of Orisha. This museum showcase the culture of tribal people. Orisha has large collections of clothes, jewelry, musical instruments, weapons and more. Along with this, the museum also includes 5 halls that display a great assortment of art and artifacts that reflect the tribal lifestyle.

Enjoy and roam the tourist spots of Bhubneshwar, then we will go to another destination place Puri, which is 70km far from Bhubneshwar we would reach puri in about 2-3 hours.

Chandrabhaga Beach:-This is the oldest beach in India and it is located in Konark coast, Odissa which means that the next time you need to get on a clean and cordial beach in India then Chandrabhaga Beach is best for that. This beach attracts people by its amazing beauty, and it is less crowded and maintained well. On special occasions this beach is full of crowd, for this reason, special arrangements made for people safety and care. This beach is well known for pilgrimage and cultural activities. You will see various corners to pray in various temples of gods.

Hirapur, Lingaraj Temple:This is Lord Shiva's magnificent temple, in the 10th century this temple was built by king Jajati Keshari and this temple was completely built-in the 11th century by the king Lalatwndu. There are three halls in this temple, including with main spire 54 meters high, one hall for dancing, the second to offer holy bhog and the third is for pillared hall. This temple represents the Kalinga type of architecture.

Yogini Temple: Yogini temple is located in Hirpur that was built in the 9-10th century. On the walls of this temple, 64 avatars of the goddess are carved. This is one of four temples of the yogini in India which is the place of practices the mystical art of tantra. In this temple, there is no roof because folklore believes that yogini Devi flies at night to roam the world. This temple is full of the crowd during the time of Dussehra and Durga pooja.

Dhauligiri hills: Dhauligiri hills are located 8 km far from Bhubneshwar. Seeing the place of Dhauli is an inscription of Ashoka, he left the bloody fight and go on the path of religion with love and peace. And with this the belief of Buddhism and religion spread all over the world, this place takes you to the site of the world-famous stupa. The dome structure of Shanti Stupa has five chhatris and they symbolize the five essential parts of Buddhism.,/p>

Pipli: The village's commendable work was recently featured in the popular film Sui Dhaaga starring Varun Dhawan and Anushka Sharma. Pipli is also used to decorate the chariots of Lord Jagannath and his siblings during the annual Rath Yatra. Pipili was founded as an artisan during the 10th century AD during the Somvanshi dynasty in Odisha. Applause work is mainly made by Muslim artisans and is ornamented by the God of Odisha. The work of applique comes in a variety of variants that range from wall hangings to lanterns to bags, pouches, bedspreads and are perfect to relive the memories of Odisha. Make a stop at Pipli village, located just one kilometer from National Highway 316 connecting Bhubaneswar and Puri. Interact with artisans and shopkeepers and learn more about this unique art.

Sri Jagannath Temple: This place is named for the Vandana of Lord Jagannath, one of the names of Lord Krishna, which is significant for being the only temple. This temple has most of the major deities established are Radha, Lakshmi, Durga, Sati, Parvati, and Shakti. The statue of Lord Krishna along with brother Balarama and sister Subhadra are being carried in the chariot that came out of Jagannath's temple.

Satpara in Chilika: Asia's biggest saltwater lake is Chilika Lake, nearby this lake some islands like honeymoon island and snack island is the most famous. With a wide range of flora, fauna, and aquatic organisms, this lake attracts a large amount of people every year. The region proves to be a prime witness to a series of both native and migratory as its winter retreat making the region the most formidable in India. There are also fisheries and salt mounds around its shoreside. There is a Chilika Lake Sanctuary which is favorable for its dynamic sunrise and sunset views. Many people especially visit this sanctuary for this spectacular view.

Gundicha Temple: Gundicha Temple serves as the temporary home of Lord Jagannath during the world-famous Rath Yatra. It is surrounded by a beautiful garden with surrounding walls. It is located only 3 km away from the main Jagannath temple. Another attraction of this temple is that it is situated on the same route as Rath Yatra. It is curious to know how this chariot looks from inside during the yatra and how beautifully it is decorated, hundreds of devotees pour during the festival.