Bargarh Tourist Places, Best Place to Visit in Odisha, Bargarh Tourism, Bargarh Picnic Spots
Giri Gobardhan is located in the village of Dekulba and is 23 km from the District headquarters of Bargarh. It is a witness to the Krishna Culture of Odisha. The famous temple of Giri Gobardhan at Dekulba has the idol of Lord Krishna. The spot is named after Lord Krishna, who is believed to have lifted the mountain Gobardhan for the well-being of his people. The festival of Giri Gobardhan is observed here every year on the occasion of Pratipada in the month of Kartika. Popular Tourist Attractions places near…
Budharaja Mountain is located near the village of Papanga and is about 33 km distance from Bargarh district headquarters. There is a Budharaja temple at the foot of Papanga Hill. The mountain is 600 feet above the ground. The temple is surrounded by dense forest and Papanga Mountain. There is a beautiful forest garden named Bankhol on Budharaja mountain. There are also many other beautiful sites, such as the temple of Lord Shriram, a Yoga Ashram, a Mango Grove, and a triangle-shaped pond. Papanga Pahad is a picnic spot in Bargarh…
Baseikela Fort is located in the Bheden Block of Bargarh district. Bheden Jamindar Raja Manohar Singh, the close associate of Veer Surendra Sai had made fortification at this place. Situating on the bank of river Jeera it attracts thousands of people every year. The natural beauty of this place mesmerises the visitors. The remnants of the fort remind the past glory and struggle of the Jamindars and make this place more significant. This place is famous for its Ghitghiti Pathar which was producing sound when British soldiers were approaching towards…
Ganiapali is one of the rare Muchalinda Buddha Bihars of India situated in the Bargarh district of Odisha state. The temple is near the confluence of the Ang and the Magar Rivers, and 63 km distance from Bargarh Town. Historians opine that it was a Buddhist spot in the past. A rare Buddha statue sitting in Lotus Posture with a snake on his head with its hood expanded to attract tourists. According to History that Buddhism spread in Western Odisha between the 2nd century BC and the 6th century BC. Ganiapali…
