It is believed to be the oldest and the largest temple of Bhubhneswar. One cannot simply skip this temple on a religious tour to Bhubhneswar. Highly revered by the Hindu, the temple is easily accessible from the city and attracts
The Orissa State museum is another popular tourist attraction in the city of Bhubaneswar. The Orissa State Museum exhibits an exclusive collection of some of the very unique and ancient art and craft objects. The exclusive collection includes sculptures,
One of the most renowned and famous temples in Bhubaneswar is rhe Rajarani temple, built in around 10th or 11th century using reddish gold sandstone known as Rajarani from the local parlance. The temple, formerly known as Indreswara Temple, dedicated
Mukteswara temple is said to be the 'gem of Orissan architecture'. It was built in 950 AD. It is easily accessible from the main city. It is made of sandstone and have a perfect synchronization of architecture with sculpture.
The 18th century, Jain Temple, at the top of the hill dedicated to Rishabnath, was most probably built on the site of an earlier shrine. The temple enshrines some old tirthankars and affords a panoramic view across the plains. The
Udayagiri and Khandagiri Caves, previously referred to as Kataka Caves or Cuttack caves, are partly herbal and partially artificial caves of archaeological, historical and spiritual importance near the metropolis of Bhubaneswar in Odisha, India. The caves are situated on two
Pathani Samanta Planetarium is a planetarium inside the metropolis of Bhubaneswar in India named after astronomer Pathani Samanta. A planetarium is a theatre built mainly for supplying educational and wonderful shows approximately astronomy and the night time sky, or for
