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Mangalajodi Bird Sanctuary, Chilika Lake, Khordha

Mangalajodi Bird Sanctuary is located at a distance of 40 km from the district headquarters Khordha. It is a destination to get a peep into Mother Nature. It is an Ecotourism destination on the northern banks of Chilika Lake in Odisha, “The Bird’s Paradise” hosts more than 3,00,000 birds in its marshy waters, especially in winter. Conservation of the wetland ecosystem and its avifauna is the key to the whole initiative. There is a Nature Camp, and an Ecotourism Cottage is nearby the Mangalajodi Bird Sanctuary. The Sanctuary has a watch…

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Hadagarh & Salandi Dam, Wildlife Sanctuary, Keonjhar

The Salandi Dam is located 35 km distance from Anandapur and 122 km from Keonjhar Town. The Hadagada Reservoir has built on the Salandi River and is located on is the side of the Hadagarh Wildlife Sanctuary. The Salandi Dam encompasses a massive water source for the area for irrigation purposes. A splendorous natural environment with a high mountain range is beautiful. The reservoir is eye-catching for Natural lovers. Hadagarh Zero Point is an ideal place for picnickers and holidayers around the year. The scenic beauty of the Place and…

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Emu Farm Sanctuary, Kirikuti, Daringbadi, Kandhamal

The Emu Farm Sanctuary is located at Dadubada and is about 14 km distance from Daringibadi in the Kandhamal district. These Emu are less common in Odisha. Emu is an Australian Bird, flightless and one of the Largest flightless birds in the World. They stand up to a height of 6ft. One can see big flocks of Emu birds on the farm, a sight rarely seen in the state. The Kirukuti farm has a large number of both male and female emu birds. Tourists who come to visit Daringbadi do not…

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Ambapani Wildlife Sanctuary, Kalahandi

The Ambapani Wildlife Sanctuary is located 77 km from Bhawanipatna. The picturesque Ambapani hills present a panoramic view of nature. A frolicking valley called “Haladigundi” in this hill range exhibits some peculiar features due to the reflected rays of the sun. In the morning and evening, the objects of vision appear yellow. The whole area abounds in spotted deer, Sambar and Black Panthers who can be seen at the Behera reservoir. 5 K.Ms away are the pre-historic cave paintings at Gudahandi. The Sanctuary is surrounded by hills and forests. Dokrichanchara…

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