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
Jogisarda Temple is located about 25 km distance from Balangir town. Lord Shiva is the main deity of this temple, worshipped as Lord Jogeshwar. Other deities worshipped within the temple premises include Lord Ganesha, Kartikeya, Hanuman, and Maa Chandi. Mahashivratri and Sitalasasthi are the main festivals celebrated at the Jogeshwar Temple on this day with great pomp and devotion. Being a famous Mahadev temple in Balangir, it attracts devotees. Jogeshwar Mandir is a renowned temple in Balangir, Odisha. The temple of Goddess Lankeswari is on a hillock, about 7 km…
Gaikhai Dam popularly known as M.I.P. is located at a distance of 30 km from Balangir Town. This place is a great Scenic beauty surrounded by green-capped hills on three sides. Tourists and visitors come here to see the scenic view and to enjoy a picnic. Gaikhai Dam is a small irrigation project built for farming and year water harvesting. The beautiful natural atmosphere attracts visitors during Winter. It is the best place for a Weekend picnic. Gaikhai Mip is a popular tourist place in Balangir, Odisha. It is a…
The Saintala Chandi Temple is 38 km distaance from Balangir. It is noted for Chandi temple Goddes Chandi in Mahisamardin form and presently installed in a small mound. The Dasavatra image of Lord Vishnu and broken door Jamb with figures of Ganga and Yamuna are among the remarkable places of Sculpture earthed here. Chandi Mandir is a famous temple in Balangir, Odisha. Other Services Destination Attractions, Destination Facilities, Transportation, Accessibility, How to Reach Temple Opening Time Maa Chandi Open time is Monday to Sunday Morning 7 am and Evening 6 pm Best Time…
Ranipur Jharial is located at a distance of 105 km from Balangir on road via Patnagarh. It is known as Soma Tirtha houses one among the four existing HYPAETHRAL TEMPLES dedicated to sixty-four Yoginis in India. It is a wonderful architecture of archaeological heritage and cultural history of Odisha. Ranipur Jharial was a stronghold of Shakta, Buddhism, Shaiva, Vaishnava and Tantric ideology. According to history, the worship of Yogini began in India in the ninth century. Ranipur Jhariel is one of the four Hindu temples in India. There are several temples at Ranpur…
