Discover one of the most beautiful states of India, Orissa. You will be mesmerized by the breathtaking natural splendour of Orissa. You have the ingredients for a wonderful holiday when you combine it with the country’s legendary caves, magical temple stories and cultural heritage. So start looking for cheap flights to India from Dubai and check out this 5-day itinerary that will take you on an exciting journey through the world of culture, history and nature that will help you make the most of your holiday.
Story Stages
Day One: Sightseeing in Bhubaneswar
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Start your trip at Bhubaneswar and travel 9 km from Bhubaneswar railway station to the ancient Jain rock caves at Udayagiri and Khandgiri. Known as the Two Hill Caves, these are important cultural sites in the state of Odisha and one of the tourist attractions in Bhubaneswar
Then, explore the Tribal Museum of Arts and Artifacts, seven kilometres from the city’s train station. One of the most incredible ancient museums in India, is also a popular tourist attraction in Bhubaneswar due to its conceptual label as a Museum of Man.
Finish your day with Nandankanan Zoological Park located near Bhubaneswar’s Kanjia Lake, 17 kilometers from Bhubaneswar Railway Station. As a popular tourist destination, it is no surprise that this zoo is among Bhubaneswar’s most recognizable landmarks.
Day Two: Continue Sightseeing in Bhubaneswar
Resume day 2 at Lingaraja Temple, one of the oldest and biggest Hindu temples in Bhubaneswar. It’s about 5 kilometres from the train station. The temple is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Bhubaneswar and the city’s most recognizable feature.
Next, explore the Mukteswara Temple which is an ancient Hindu temple located around four kilometres from the Bhubaneswar Railway Station. It’s a popular tourist destination since it’s one of the city’s oldest and most well-known temples.
Conclude the day by visiting the Bhaskareswara Temple. It is located about 1 km from the Rajarani Temple and 5.5 km from the Bhubaneswar Railway Station. As one of Bhubaneswar’s many historical sites, this temple is quite the attraction.
Day Three: Sightseeing In Puri
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Start the day by visiting Pipili also spelt Pipli, a town and a Notified Area Council (NAC) in the Puri district of Odisha, located 38 kilometres (km) from Puri. It is well-known for its appliqué work, which is referred to as Chandua in the area and is regarded as Orissa’s traditional art form.
Travel next to Raghurajpur, an Odisha village known for its traditional handicrafts. It is located 11 kilometres from the Puri Bus Station. Raghurajpur is one of Puri’s must-see destinations due to its abundance of exquisite Pattachitra paintings.
Finish the day by relaxing at the Chilika Lake, located in Odisha close to Satapada and just 44 kilometres from Puri. It is the largest inland saltwater lagoon in Asia. Chilika Lake is India’s biggest coastal lagoon and the world’s second-largest salt-water lagoon, behind New Caledonia’s own barrier reef.
Day Four: Continue Sightseeing In Puri
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Resume the next day by travelling to the revered Jagannath Temple located in the middle of Puri, 2.5 kilometres from Puri Junction. Included in the holy Char Dham Yatra together with Badrinath, Dwarka, and Rameshwaram, it is the holiest pilgrimage place for Hindus. This temple, which is known all over the globe, is a must-see for every traveller visiting Puri.
Finish the day by relaxing on sands of the Puri Beach, located near the Bay of Bengal. It is a beautiful stretch of sand only two kilometres from the Jagannath Temple and 2.5 kilometres from Puri Junction. One of the top Puri Tourist Places, it is widely regarded as one of India’s cleanest beaches.
Day Five: Explore Konark Temple And travel Back To Bhubaneswar
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Explore the historic Hindu temple, the Konark Sun Temple, which is located at the centre of Konark, Orissa, 1.5 kilometres from the Bus Station in Konark. The Konark Sun Temple, which has earned international acclaim for its magnificent architecture, is a popular tourist attraction.
Once you’ve finished exploring this wonderful & mysterious temple, travel to Konark Beach, which is a beautiful beach in Konark, and it’s about 5 kilometres from the Konark Bus Station. It is one of the most well-known Konark Tourist Places and is also known by its alternative name, Chandrabhaga Beach. Finish your journey by returning to Bhubaneswar from Konark.
