Balangir Tourist Places, Harishankar Temple , Pateneswari Temple , Ranipur Jharial , Chandi Temple , Gaikhai M.I.P , Jogeshwar Temple , Sailashree Palace , Turekela Wildlife Sanctuary , Dhabaleswar Temple , Gandhamardhan Hills , Dharapgarh , Bhima Dunguri
Waza Waterfall and Chhatrang Dam are located 17 km distance from Kantabanji, Bangomunda, and Khariar in Balangir District. It is a hidden gem in the district, attracting tourists who enjoy natural beauty and serene environments. The waterfalls attract tourists looking for a peaceful getaway, trekking opportunities, a weekend picnic, or a natural retreat. Waza Waterfall is one of the large waterfalls in Balangir district that cascades down the hills and through the jungle for a long distance. To reach the waterfall, one has to travel about 2 km trekking on…
Sailashree Palace Complex is situated in Balangir city and is 3.5 km distance from the Balagir railway station. The Palace Complex also known as the Balangir Palace. This palace is belonging to the Royal Family of Balangir. There is a Beautiful Shiva Temple also present in the Palace Complex. The Sailashree Palace complex is opened to the public only on Kartik Purnima. Balangir palace was built and ruled by Raja Rajendra Narayan Singh. Sailashree Palace Complex is one of the famous King palace in Odisha. Maharaja Prithviraj Singh Deo constructed the palace between 1910 and…
Gandhamardhan Hills is a hill located between the Balangir and Bargarh districts of Odisha. These hills are known for medicinal plants, which are not found anywhere else. Gandhamardan Parvat is the best hill station in Odisha. There is a bauxite reserve that is planned for exploration by the state government through a private venture. This hill also has a lot of historic importance as it was once a seat of Buddhist culture. To date, many ruins are found on the plateau at the hilltop. According to Hindu theology, Lord Hanuman…
Dhabaleswar Temple is located at the foot of Kumuda(pahada) Mountain, it is just 0.5 k.m. distance from the Titilagarh town. This place is a natural splendorous place of great tourism interest. As its name suggests, it is a hilly area where Lord Dhabaleswar is embodied in a big natural spacious cave measuring an area of 80 feet by 40 feet. There are also 3 other caves nearby. The temple is just 40 feet above the hill. It is a small temple in its kind but the most famous temple in…
