Cuttack Tourist Places, Best Place to Visit in Odisha, Cuttack Tourism, Cuttack Picnic Spots

Lalitgiri Buddhist Complex, Cuttack

Lalitgiri Buddhist Complex is located about 85 km distance from Bhubaneswar and 55 km from Cuttack City. It is one of the earliest Buddhist complexes, dating back to the 1st century AD. Many votive Stupas and rock stupas can be seen at the top of the Lalitagiri Complex, and the sandstone hills dominate the surrounding beauty. This Buddhist heritage site is near Ratnagiri and Udayagiri, known as the Diamond Triangle. Lalitagiri is one of the ancient Buddhist heritage site in Odisha. There are five monasteries, one Stupa and a museum…

Comments Off on Lalitgiri Buddhist Complex, Cuttack

Amangeikuda Island, Kandarpur, Cuttack

Amangeikuda is a beautiful island located within Mahanadi, and it is 10 km away from Kandarpur and about 35 km from Cuttack Town. There is a Paschimeshwar Temple inside the Amangeikuda. Goddess Amangei is the presiding deity of the Temple. The environment is very calm and quiet, which attract the visitors once again to enjoy the sights. Kartika Purnima is the main festival of this temple. Amangeikuda Paschimeswar Temple is a Tourist place in Cuttack, Odisha. Other Services Destination Attractions, Destination Facilities, Transportation, Accessibility, How to Reach Best Time to visit…

Comments Off on Amangeikuda Island, Kandarpur, Cuttack

Harachandi Temple, Asureswar, Cuttack

Harchandi Temple is situated near Asureswar is 50 km from Cuttack and 5 km from Katikata Chouk. This spot is a calm & quiet place. Goddess Harachandi is furious to look at and shape of Chamunda. The temple belongs from the 9th to 10th century AD. It is a Saktipitha & Tantra Pitha Goddess Maa Harachandi is the presiding deity of the temple. There is also Siva Linga inside the campus of the temple. Raja Parba celebration is the main festival of the temples. Besides Dasahara, Maha Sivaratri and Visuba Sankranti…

Comments Off on Harachandi Temple, Asureswar, Cuttack

Bira Bhadreswar Temple, Cuttack

Bhadreswar Shiva Temple is located 35 km away from Cuttack and 9 km from Nischintakoili towards the northeast. The image of Bhadreswar called Ardha Nariswar. The temple belongs to the Ganga dynasty of the 10th century AD. Brushava of lord Vadreswar is made in granite stone having 108 Ghanti which looks very beautiful and attractive. There is a Gopinath temple in front of the Vadreswar temple. The place witnesses the centre of Saivam and Baisanvism. Lord Bhadreswar is the presiding deity of the place. Maha Sivaratri and Dola yatra are…

Comments Off on Bira Bhadreswar Temple, Cuttack

End of content

No more pages to load