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Exhibiting a rich and invaluable cultural heritage, Bhubaneswar is a fast growing pilgrim destination that has been attracting tourists from all over the world and nearby states alike. These are some of the most popular as well as unexplored destinations from the City of Temples.
Dhauli, a beautiful hill surrounded by paddy fields, has many remnants from the times of Emperor Ashoka of the Mauryan Dynasty. In these hills, once can witness the rock edicts of Ashoka at the foot and the forepart of an elephant carved skilfully from a rock.
Udayagiri and Khandagiri caves, situated 6 km away from Bhubaneswar, are one of the earliest Jain dwelling retreats carved from rocks. Known for its significant position in the fields of history, architecture and religion, these caves have been intricately designed with animal, flora and human carvings.
Another popular destination that stands out for its historical relevance is Hirapur. Located 15 km southeast of Bhubaneswar, the place exhibits the famous Chausath Yogini Temple and a range of other Buddhist and Hindu heritage sites.
Carved out of a forest, Nandankanan, which is 20 km away from the city, is a famous zoo and botanical garden breeding endangered species, white tigers and safaris. Pipli, a small village 15 km south of Bhubaneswar hones the applique craft, used for providing intricately designed awnings and covers to deities on festivals.
Situated amidst greenery and famous for its water spring, Atri is a holy place located 42 km away from Bhubaneswar. The water spring popularly known for curing skin diseases also offers a refreshing bathing experience to travellers.
Just two km from the famous Lingaraj Temple of Bhubaneswar, lies Sisupalgarh, a forgotten ruined fortification. Dating back to the third or fourth century BC, Sisupalgarh is witness to the ancient civilisation of Orissa.
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Chandipur, known as the vanishing sea, is a unique beachfront where the sea recedes as much as five km everyday. Located at around 200 km from Bhubaneswar, this phenomenon allows one to literally walk into the sea.
