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Bonda Hill is located at a distance of 80 Kilometers from District Headquarter and comes under Khairput Block. This is the living place of Bondas, one of the ancient tribal communities. It is surrounded by dense hilly forest. The Bondas of this place even now remain naked, and it is believed that they were cursed by Goddess Sita, as they laughed at her while she was bathing in a Kunda, which is named as Sita Kunda at Bonda Hill. There is one specific festival called “Patkhanda Vatra” at Mudulipada celebrated…
Maa Barunei temple and Karunei Pitha are located at the bottom of Barunei hills and are only 5 km distance from Khordha towards the east and 28 km from Bhubaneswar. Maa Barunei is one of the presiding deities of Khorda. This temple is also known as a Shaktipitha in Odisha. The temple was built by Ramachandra Dev. The gurgling water stream is flowing, which is called Swarga Ganga. Besides this, some mangroves are seen here for attraction to the visitors. The main Prasad of Devi Barunei is rice pudding. Maa…
Kanjipani Ghati and Hill Station are located 30 km distance from Keonjhar town and 50 km from Telkoi. The Ghati is a picturesque natural panoramic spot with magnificent up-rolling mountain ranges. The trail of Kanjipani Ghati is spread over 20 km long along NH-49. The height of Kanjipani Hill is 610 meters, which offers a unique experience to nature lovers. The place is treasure house of rich flora and fauna. Kanjipani Hill station is one of the tourist attractions in Keonjhar. Kanjipani is also known as Keonjhar Ghati. The winter…
Mandasaru Nature Camp is located at the top of Manda Hill, about 30 km distance from Daringbadi and 75 km from Phulbani Town. It is surrounded by dense tropical moist deciduous forests. The Mandasaru Gorge ecosystem is located in the eastern part of the Kandhamal District of Odisha. It is one of the last kept secret wildernesses of India. The highest peak at Manda Hill was recorded at 3280 feet above sea level. It is considered the Silent Valley of Odisha due to its frequent weather changes, mesmerizing beauty and rich biodiversity.…
