Nearby Places
SHREE JAGANNATH TEMPLE
Constructed during the reign of Anantavarman Chodaganga Deva, the founder of the Ganga dynasty in the early 12th century A.D., the monumental Shree Jagannath Temple occupies the center of the inner courtyard on an elevated platform. Comprising Vimana or Deula (Garbhagriha), Jagamohana, Natamandapa, and Bhogamandapa, the temple’s architectural style is a fusion of two distinct types – Rekha and Pidha. The Vimana follows the nagara type rekha deula design, while the Jagamohana adopts the Pidha deula form. Representing a refined manifestation of Indian, particularly Kalingan, architecture, the Shree Jagannatha Temple is a remarkable blend of styles, showcasing the aesthetic excellence of the Ganga dynasty during its construction in the 12th century A.D
Distance from Venue: 65 KM
Blue Flag Beach, Puri
The Blue Flag Beach In Puri, Designated For Its Environmental Sustainability And Water Quality, Is A Pristine Stretch Along The Bay Of Bengal. Achieving This Prestigious Status In 2021, The Beach Is A Popular Destination For Tourists Seeking Clean, Safe, And Ecologically Conscious Coastal Experiences. Visitors Are Drawn To Its Golden Sands, Clear Waters, And Well-Maintained Surroundings. Located On The Eastern Coast Of India, The Blue Flag Beach In Puri Offers A Serene Retreat With Cultural And Religious Significance, As It Is Near The Renowned Jagannath Temple.
Distance from Venue: 64 KM
Sun Temple, Konark, - Unesco World Heritage Site
The Sun Temple In Konark, Built In The 13th Century, Is Located In Konark, Odisha. It Was Built By The King Narasimha Deva I And Is About 35 Kilometres Away From Puri City. Famous For Its Unique Architecture, The Temple Resembles A Chariot For The Sun God, Adorned With Intricate Sculptures Depicting Daily Life. Unesco Recognized It As A World Heritage Site Due To Its Outstanding Artistic Achievement, Reflecting The 13th-Century Kingdom Of Odisha. The Temple Stands As A Cultural Treasure, Showcasing Hindu Beliefs And The Diffusion Of The Surya Cult, Making It A Vital Piece Of India’s Historical And Religious Heritage.
Distance from Venue: 67 KM
Raghurajpur - A Heritage Crafts Village
Raghurajpur, Located In The Heritage-Rich State Of Odisha, India, Is A Crafts Village Renowned For Its Traditional Art Forms. Established Over A Thousand Years Ago, This Cultural Haven Is A Testament To India’s Artistic Legacy. Visitors Are Drawn To Raghurajpur’s Vibrant Streets Lined With Vibrant Murals, Pattachitra Paintings, Palm Leaf Engravings, And Gotipua Dance Performances. The Village’s Charm Lies In Its Commitment To Preserving Ancient Techniques, Making It A Haven For Art Enthusiasts And Cultural Connoisseurs.
Distance from Venue: 53 KM
Pipili
Pipili Village Has Houses And Shops With Beautiful Applique Work In Different Colours, On Display. This Village Is Believed To Be Established By The King Of Odisha For The Craftsmen Who Used To Make Applique Umbrellas And Canopies For The Annual Jagannath Yatra. One Can Find A Variety Of Crafts For Decorating Ones Household And Ceremonies Here.
Distance from Venue: 25 KM
Chilika Lake
Chilika Lake In Barkul Is A Hub For Tourism. This Lake Is Home To Many Migratory Birds And Other Endangered Species. Tourists Enjoy Boating Here, And The Main Attraction Of This Activity Is The Kalijai Temple And Nalbana Bird Sanctuary. During The Month Of February And November, Visitors Can See The Island Of This Lake Filled With Beautiful Birds.
Distance from Venue: 103 KM
Khandagiri & Udayagiri
These Caves, Located In The Vicinity Of Bhubaneswar, Have Both Religious And Historic Importance To The State Of Odisha. There Are A Total Of 33 Rock Cuts In These Caves, Out Of Which 18 On The Udayagiri Hills Are Excavated, While The Remaining 15 Are On Khandagiri Hills. There Are Single And Double Storied Caves Here That Represent The Jaina Rock-Cut Architecture.
Distance from Venue: 7.6 KM
Lingaraj Temple
Lingaraj Temple Is One Of The Oldest Temples In Bhubaneswar, Dedicated To The Hindu God Harihara, An Avatar Of Lord Shiva. It Is Also One Of The Oldest And Largest Temples In Bhubaneswar. This Temple Was First Built By The Ruler Jajati Kesari During The 7th Century. Lingaraj Temple Has A Remarkable Structure That Attracts A Vast Number Of Tourists To The City.
Distance from Venue: 9.3 KM
Dhauli Giri
Dhauli Giri Lies Across The Daya River And Has The Major Edicts Of Ashoka Engraved On A Mass Of Rock. This Area Is Believed To Be The Battlefield Where Ashoka Had Slain Over 150,000 People. It Is A Pilgrimage Site For Both The Hindus And Buddhists. The Hills Are Dotted With A Number Of Rock-Cut Caves And Temples Along With Numerous Stupas, Pillars, And Monasteries.
Distance from Venue: 16 KM
Mukteshwar Temple – An Architectural Gem From The 10th Century
Mukteswara Is A 10th-Century Hindu Temple Dedicated To Shiva Located In Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India. The Temple Dates Back To 950–975 Ce And Is A Monument Of Importance In The Study Of The Development Of Hindu Temples In Odisha.
Distance from Venue: 9 KM
Simlipal National Park
Simlipal National Park Is A National Park And Tiger Reserve In The Mayurbhanj District In The Indian State Of Odisha Covering 2,750 Km2 (1,060 Sq Mi). It Is Part Of The Mayurbhanj Elephant Reserve, Which Includes Three Protected Areas, Similipal Tiger Reserve, Hadgarh Wildlife Sanctury With 191.06 Km2 (73.77 Sq Mi) And Kuldhia Wildlife Sanctuary With 272.75 Km2 (105.31 Sq Mi). Simlipal National Park Derives Its Name From The Abundance Of Red Silk Cotton Trees Growing In The Area.
Distance from Venue: 192 KM
Nandankanan Zoological Park
Nandankanan Zoological Park Is A 1,080-Acre Zoo And Botanical Garden Located In Barang Village, Odisha, India. Established In 1960, It Was Opened To The Public In 1979 And Became The First Zoo In India To Join (Waza) In 2009. It Also Contains A Botanical Garden And Part Of It Has Been Declared A Sanctuary. Nandankanan, Literally Meaning The Garden Of Heaven, Is Located In The Environs Of The Chandaka Forest, And Includes The 134-Acre Kanjia Lake.
Distance from Venue: 12 KM
