History of Baliharachandi
Manikapatna village is here where Lord Jagannath and his elder brother Lord Balabhadra took chord from a cowherd lady named Manik. At that time of their journey to invade Kanchi accompaniment with the king Purusottam Dev. It is a historical place not only for lady Manika but also for the ruins of the temple Bali Harachandi. Baliharachandi is also regarded as a goddess of water and navigation, who protects the boatsman and fisherman. when confronted with danger in the sea. Baliharachandi Temple is a famous temple in Puri District.
There is a beautiful beach near the Baliharachandi temple, which is a great place for picnics. Baliharachandi beach has 18 Pindis and all kinds of cooking facilities. Sunrise and sunset views of the beach are amazing for tourists. There is a river that you have to cross to get to the beach, and for this, you have to have a boating facility that is only 20-30 per head. Baliharachanda Sea Beach is a tourist attraction place near Puri Temple.
Useful Travel Information
- Baliharachandi Beach and Temple are excellent destinations for tourists looking for a peaceful and spiritual retreat in Odisha.
- The beach is serene, less crowded, and surrounded by Casuarina trees.
- The temple is dedicated to Goddess Harachandi, a form of Durga, believed to protect fishermen and seafarers.
- Ideal for nature lovers, photographers, and those seeking solitude.
- Experience vibrant celebrations during Durga Puja and Navaratri.
- Baliharachandi Beach is an excellent spot for a picnic, offering a peaceful environment, scenic views, and a spiritual touch.
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