Balasore Tourist Places, Best Place to Visit in Odisha, Balasore Tourism, Baleswar Picnic Spots
Kasafal Sea Beach is located 45 km distance from Balasore and 36 km from Kolkata. The cool shade of the forest along with the beautiful beach attracts tourists, the beach is not deep, and bathing is easy and safe. Every year, millions of devotees gather to bathe on the occasion of the Baruni bath. This Kasafal beach is full of red crabs and trees, which looks beautiful—a real natural beauty. The sunrise and sunset at this beach are very pleasant for the tourists. It is a very nice place to…
Langaleswar Haraparbati Temple is located 43 km distance from the district headquarters of Balasore and 30 km from Jaleswar. The place is famous for its location and mythology, where Lord Shiva used to plough the paddy field. Hundreds of pilgrims use to gather there to worship the Lord Langaleswar who has been named after that plough. Langaleswar is famous for Saivism. The location of the temple is the side of river Parvati too creates a scenic beauty and makes another attraction of the place. Mahashivratri is celebrated every year at…
Sunya Mandap (empty mandapa) at Kupari in the Khaira block and about 60 km distance from Balasore town. It is a Mandapa where thousands of devotees worship the empty spirit without the goddess. Devotees believe that emptiness comes out of the heart of every human being who is revered as a deity. There is a Brahma Sabha in this mandapa, a symbol of the faith of the people. Kupari Sunya Mandap is a tourist attraction in Balasore District. Prabhakar Baba Sanyasi first discovered this mandapa or Brahma. From that day…
Baba Bhusandeswar Temple is situated in Bhogarai village near the Subarnarekha River, and 36 km distance from Jaleswar and 92 km away from Balasore town. Lord Shiva is the presiding deity of this temple. The height of the Shiva-linga in this temple is 12 feet long and 14 feet wide. It is one of the largest Shiva linga in Asia. Mahashivratri is the famous festival of this temple. Throughout the year devotees from different parts of Odisha come here to worship Lord Baba Bhusandeswar. Baba Bhusandeswar Lingam has three parts, around…
