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Raja Veer Surendra Sai Palace, Sambalpur

Raja Veer Surendra Sai Palace is located 2.5 km from Sambalpur town and the bank of river Mahanadi. This place is of great historical importance as it is associated with legendary freedom fighter Veer Surendra Sai. Once upon a time, it was a centre of the freedom movement in Western Odisha and had seen many historical events. It's also called Raja Bakhri. The Surendra Sai Palace consists of 30 rooms with a queen palace.

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Haripur Garh, Baripada, Mayurbhanj

Haripur Gada is located at a distance of 16 km from Baripada towards the southeast of Mayurbhanja. Though Haripur Gada now lies in ruins, it is a testimony of the prosperity and elegance of the Mayurbhanj Kingdom during the rule of the ancient Bhanja Kings. The analysis of fragments of the ruins of the fort reveals. The temple is a rare example of a brick temple, of that era. In Odisha, one can hardly find a brick temple having such intricate carvings, thus making it a must-visit destination for heritage and…

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Jatan Nagar Palace, Dhenkanal

The Jatan Nagar Palace is located at a distance of 5 km from Dhenkanal town. It is An Old Palace in Dhenkanal with lots of history & myth. While Raja Sri Shankar Pratap Singh Deo Mahindra Bahadur was in England, his younger brother, Pattaya Nrusingha Pratap Singh Deo was ruling over Dhenkanal. He built his 100-room palace at Jatan Nagar. The name of the palace is based on the name of Queen Jatna Devi. This palace is situated on a small hill and dense forest. Visitors and tourists enjoy the quietness…

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Deogarh Palace, Rajabati, Deogarh

The Deogarh palace was built by Raja Sir Basudeb Sudhal Deb in the year 1896. It remains in the use of the former royals of the Ganga dynasty. The Deogarh Rajabati is a huge structure and within its walls are located the royal residential quarters, recreation hall, residential offices, storehouses, guest accommodation, art and artefact gallery, library, the Parishad Hall, Rani Mahal, royal kitchen. The old magazine room for storing armoury and ammunition, secret chambers for storage of treasure and old precious items and above all temple of Maa Kanaka…

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