Brahmeswar Mahesh Temple is located at Gonasika village and is 45 km distance from Keonjhar. Gonasika’s temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple is surrounded by a valley and wooded hills. It is the centre of pilgrimage for the temple of Brahmaswara Mahadeva, which sits on the banks of the Baitarani River. Mahashivratri is the main festival of the Gonasika temple, and on this day thousands of devotees and visitors come to celebrate this Jagar Mela. Brahmeswar Mahesh Mandir is a famous temple in Keonjhar, Odisha.
Near the Brahmeswar Mahesh Mandir, there is a place where the river flows, which is known as Gonasika Gupta Ganga. It is only to be seen jumping after a short distance over a stone protecting what looks like the nostril of a cow. At the foot of the mountain, Gonasika is a small tank, called Brahmakunda, and the lord Siva worshipped here is said to have been established by Brahma. The place is very scenic and attractive to picnic spots. Brahmeswar Mahesh temple is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Kendujhar District. Maa Gangotri Temple is adjacent to the Brahmeswar Mahesh Mandir.
- The area surrounding Gonasika is rich in unknown flora and fauna, offering visitors a serene environment and opportunities to explore the local tribal life, particularly that of the Juang community.
- The site is also a popular picnic spot, especially during the monsoon and winter seasons when the natural beauty is at its peak.
- Gonasika, also known as Guptaganga, is a must-visit tourist destination in the Keonjhar district of Odisha. It offers natural beauty, cultural heritage, and religious significance.
- The serene environment and picturesque landscape make Gonasika a popular picnic destination for families and groups.
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