Malkangiri Tourist Places, Best Place to Visit in Odisha, Malkangiri Tourism Place, Malkangiri Picnic Spots, Malkangiri Hills
Ekagudi waterfall is the highest waterfall in Malkangir and is located at Salimi and is 30 km distance from Mathili and 70 km from Malkangiri. The height of this waterfall is around 200 feet. After crossing farmlands, forests and hilly roads, Ekagudi waterfall comes. The waterfall is visible about a kilometre from the parking lot. Winter is the perfect time to have a picnic here. It is a good place to bathe because the spring water is clean. Ekagudi waterfall is one of the popular tourist attractions places in the…
Manyamkonda temple is situated in Kalimela Block and is 90 km from Malkangiri Town. The famous God of the Malkangiri District (Lord Mahaprabhu) is being worshipped in this temple. The Manayamkonda temple is inside a cave and is surrounded by hills. Every year between March and April, Bada Yatra is celebrated here. Malkangiri starts from this place to the Malkangiri Mauli Maa Temple. The three Gods are, namely, “Kanam Raju” (Krishna), ”Pota Raju” (Vima), and “Bal Raju” (Arjun), worshipped in this festival. Manyamkonda temple is a religious place in Malkangiri District.…
Goi Hill, nestled just a few kilometres from Malkangiri town in Odisha, is a serene hillock known for its lush greenery, spiritual importance, and striking natural beauty. A famous Shiva Linga is found in the nearby “Goi Hill” of Malkangiri Town. During the “Maha Shivaratri Festival,” a large religious crowd gathers at this hill temple of Lord Shiva. Local people have put efforts into making a safe passage to the hill for the pilgrims. The height of the Shiva Linga is more than 6 feet. It has been observed that…
Bonda Hill is located at a distance of 80 kilometers from the district headquarters and comes under Khairput Block. This is the living place of the 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…
