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Sisupalgarh fort is situated on the bank of the river Gangua and is only 3 km distance from Bhubaneswar. The main attraction of this place is the Iconic Pillars, which are very old. The place is renowned for its historical importance. The excavation works of Sishupalgarh contain ancient ruins belonging to a different civilisation. Now, there is nothing left of the place except an intricate wall, which reminds us that it was probably the capital of King Sishupal Keshari. Sisupalgarh Fort is a tourist attraction near Bhubaneswar, Odisha. The first…
The Aksharsila rock inscription has been deciphered by Bamenda, Bichhitra Srayana and Bichitra Bhusanashya. The most ancient of the historical relics is the Aksharsila rock inscription. It has generated considerable interest among antiquarians and historiographers. The script of the Inscription has believed to be pre-Brahmi. It is near contemporary of the Bikramkhol rock inscription of the Jharsuguda district. Popular Tourist Attractions places near Bhai Aksharsila rock inscription Pradhanpat Waterfall Katasar Ghat Shiv Temple Gohira Dam Daragadi Stream Deogarh Kailash Palace Kurudkut Waterfall Baba Jhadeswar Temple Best Tourism Places to visit in…
The Vikramkhol (Bikramkhol) Cave Inscription is located 12 km from Belpahar and about 35 km distance from Jharsuguda. In this inaccessible, dense forest, ancient people lived, surviving on fruits, roots, and animal meat. During 4000 BC, there was an evolution of human civilization in the region, and a script was developed by them. There is some ancient script engraved on the wall of Bikramkhol and also paintings of animals. Circular holes have been dug in the wall where weapons, dresses, and other articles of use were being kept suspended. Even…
The fort of Potagarh was the first Collectorate complex of Ganjam. Later on, it was shifted to Berhampur in 1815 and subsequently to Chhatrapur in 1835, where it is continuing till today. Potager or the “buried fort” is named as such since it is buried. It is situated at present near a village named Ganjam between 180 15′ and 200 15’N. Latitude and 830 49′ and 850 15′ E. Longitude on the fort of Potagarh was the first Collectorate complex of Ganjam. Later on, it was shifted to Berhampur in…
