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Starting from Bhubaneswar received by our executives and proceeding towards Bhubaneswar Hotel for stay.
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After the morning meal gear up for Rayagada en-route visit some semi Saura Tribe Villages and stay at Rayagada.
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After having breakfast, visit Chatikona Tribal Market on the way to Jaypore, visit the San Paraja Tribal Village and take a Pause at Jaypore.
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After having breakfast, head to Unakadeli Market. The most belonging tribe in Odisha. Later, visit to Potori village, Bada Paraja Village, Gadaba Tribes stay at Jaypore.
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After morning meal a Visit to Kunduli Market, Bada Paraja Mali Tribes, Colorful Market one more stay at Jaypore.
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Have breakfast and drive to Baliguda by visiting TumudiBandha. Later, reach the hotel, stay at Baliguda.
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Have your morning meal and Gear up for Barkhama weekly Market & Kondha Tribal villages - Barkhama Brace metal Village return back and stay at Baliguda.
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Proceed to Bhubaneswar en-route visit the Black Sugar Factory , Untouchable village, Bamboo Basket maker Village, Paper mask village, and Atri Hot Spring stay at Bhubaneswar Hotel.
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Following breakfast visit Mukteswar Temple, Parsurameswar , Rajarani and Lingaraj Temple later, Khandagiri, Udaigiri, Zoo Tribal Museum after a visit, return to the Hotel.
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Transfer to Puri Via Konark Sun Temple and Visit the Dhauli Buddhist Monastery Pipli Applicable work village, Chandrabhaga Sea Beach, Chhaitana Stone carving Village and stay at Puri hotel.
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Gear up for Chilka Lake and see the Irrawaddy Dolphins , See Mouth, Migratory Birds, boating and will return to Puri evening, visit the Golden Beach and Stay at night.
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Puri - BhubaneswarFollowing breakfast visit Mukteswar Temple, Parsurameswar , Rajarani and Lingaraj Temple later, Khandagiri, Udaigiri, Zoo Tribal Museum after a visit, return to the Hotel.
Odisha is home to 62 recognized tribal communities, including 13 particularly vulnerable tribal groups (PVTGs). These tribes make up around 23% of the state’s population and contribute richly to its culture and heritage.
The Koraput, Rayagada, Malkangiri, Nabarangpur, Mayurbhanj, and Sundargarh districts are well known for their tribal populations. Some organized tribal tours may include visits to weekly tribal markets (haats) and traditional villages, especially around Koraput and Jeypore.
Yes, as long as it’s done respectfully and responsibly. It's best to visit with a local guide or through government-recognized tribal tours that promote cultural exchange without intrusion. Photography and personal questions should always be approached with sensitivity and consent.
Odisha's tribes are skilled in bamboo crafts, terracotta, tribal paintings, bead jewelry, dokra metalwork, and textile weaving. Each tribe has its own distinctive patterns and techniques, passed down through generations.
Many tribal communities in Odisha still maintain traditional ways of life, including farming, hunting, and handmade crafts. While some have adopted modern elements, many continue to live in hilly or forested areas with a strong connection to nature and community customs.
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