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At the Bhubaneswar Railway or airport, meet with our tour executives. They'll take you to the hotel, visit the Tribal Museum, Khandagiri and Udayagiri Jain Caves and stay at Bhubaneswar.
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After having the morning breakfast drive to Satkosia by visiting Angul.. On hitting Satkosia take a look into you tents and see the Crocodile basking at the River banks tonight stay is in the tents,
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Take a boat Cruise in Satkosia where you closely see the Crocodiles and The Gharials and night stay at the tents.
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Drive to Rajnagar, take a Boat to Bhitarkanika National Park, explore the Mangrove Forest and Crocodiles and then reach Dangmal, check in at the cottages and stay.
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Your morning cruise is to the Bird Sanctuary and the trekking to the Hunting Tower of the ancient time King of Kanika, later visit the Crocodile museum and stay at the cottages.
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Morning after breakfast back to Khola, this is the exit point where you can last look the nature's heaven and return to Puri by visiting Lalitgiri, relax at the Golden Beach and night stay is at Puri.
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Drive to Konark, visit the Konark Sun Temple on the way, visit the Ramchandi Temple and Chandrabhaga Beach. Later the Fishermen’s Village and return to Puri. Evening visit the Lord Jagannath Temple (Non HIndus are not allowed in this temple) and stay at the hotel.
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Head to Bhubaneswar on the way to Pipli, Hirapur and Dhauli by Hitting Bhubaneswar visit the Temple like - Parsurameswar Temple, Mukteswar Temple, Brahmeswar and lingaraj Temple take a Pause at Bhubaneswar Hotel.
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Departure at Bhubaneswar Airport/Railway.
Odisha celebrates various festivals such as Rath Yatra in Puri, Durga Puja, Makar Sankranti, and Baisakhi, showcasing vibrant rituals and cultural performances.
Yes, Odisha is generally safe for tourists. However, always exercise basic precautions, especially when traveling to remote areas.
The best time to visit Odisha is between October and March, when the weather is cooler and more comfortable.
You can explore temples, beaches, wildlife sanctuaries, enjoy local cuisine, and indulge in water sports at Puri Beach and Chilika Lake.
Yes, visitors are advised to dress modestly when visiting temples. Women are generally expected to wear sarees or traditional attire, while men should avoid wearing shorts.