Cuttack Tourist Places, Best Place to Visit in Odisha, Cuttack Tourism, Cuttack Picnic Spots
Dhabaleswar Temple is famous for the Saiva temple located within Mahanadi over a hillock of Odisha, and is 35 km distance from Cuttack via Choudwar and is 4 km by boat from Chahata Ghata Cuttack and 9 km from Bidanasi by road. Lord Shiva is the presiding deity of the place. Although there are many Shaiva Peethas in Odisha, Dhabaleswar Peethas are the most unique. The temple is accessible via a suspension bridge over the Mahanadi River or by boat, adding to its attraction as a serene and panoramic destination.…
Chandi Temple is a famous Sakhtipitha of Cuttack city nearby the banks of the Mahanadi River. Goddess Katak Chandi is worshiped as the main deity by the local devotees of Cuttack. The goddess popularly called Maa Kataka Chandi sits and rules in the heart of the ancient city. Chandi with much faith and serenity. Ma katak Chandi is one of the famous Shakti Pithas of Cuttack. Cuttack is Odisha famous for Durga Puja, so Maa Chandi's temple is in the city, so this is the main festival. Hence, to celebrate…
Barabati Stadium stands on the ruins of Barabati Fort, Cuttack. The entire area occupies 25 acres of land. The stadium is the venue of various sports events for the city as well as the state having impressive structure. Near to the Batabati stadium, there is Jawaharlal Nehru indoor stadium having a seating capacity of 6000 viewers. The seating capacity of Barabati stadium is nearly 48000 viewers. Barabati Stadium has a rich cricketing history. It hosted its first One Day International (ODI) match in January 1982 between India and England, and…
Barabati Fort is situated in the heart of the city and is about 8 km distance from Cuttack Town. Ananga Bhima Deb built the fort during the Ganga dynasty on the bank of the river Mahanadi. Nowadays only nine-story palaces stand as a witness to the Ganga dynasty despite the ups and downs of the history of Odisha. The dilapidated fort is surrounded by a 40-foot-wide moat. The Fort area was occupied by 12 Baties invaders in Kalapahad in 1268 AD. Once upon a time the Muslim ruler Sirajuddaula was imprisoned…
