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Potagarh Fort, Potagada, Berhampur, Ganjam

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…

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Bhima Dunguri Caves & Hills, Bhim Pahad, Balangir

Bhima Dunguri cave is located on top of the Bhim Pahad, and it is about 28 km distance from Balangir town. Lord Parshuram and Shiva are worshiped in a cave on this Bhim Dunguri hill. It has been attributed with a special place in the tourism map of the Balangir district. Its splendorous natural bounty & beauty are encircled by evergreen forest. Bhima Dunguri is famous for its ancient natural caves which are lying scattered at different places of the hilly area. BhimaDunguri Caves is one of the most popular…

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Asurgarh Fort, Narla, Kalahandi

Kalahandi district is a mix of Art, History and Culture where many ancient fortresses can be seen. Asurgarh fort is one of them, Which is located on the bank of river Sandul in Kalahandi District. It is 5 km away from Narla railway station and 35 km distance from Bhawanipatna. The Asurgarh fort was built around the 8th century AD.  It is a part of Indian Culture and Heritages. Archaeological excavations have found pottery bidi, silver coins, Copper toe ring, beads of Carnelian, Jasper, Berly, Garnet, Agate, Coral and other…

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Sitabinji Fresco Painting, Rock Inscription, Keonjhar

Sitabinji fresco painting is locally called Sitabanji. It is 25 km distance from Keonjhar town. A rock hill is standing here like the shape of a half-open umbrella called Rabanchhaya. A magnificent stone looks like a temple stands in a country yard with a height of approx. 150 feet high which is considered a major attraction of the spot. It contains the paintings of a royal procession which can be compared with the style of Ajanta & Elora. Goddess Sita is the presiding deity of the place. During the month…

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