Jajpur

Jajpur is a locale of Odisha, India, and a memorable place of journey. As Jajpur was previously the capital of the Kalinga kingdom, it is currently a zone of archeological riches, including the celebrated Saktipitha of the Goddess Biraja, and in addition the places of worship of the Goddess Biraja, Yajnya Varaha, Sapta Matruka, and a large group of different religious figures, all situated along the bank of the River Baitarani. Ashokajhar, Chandikhol, Chhatia, Gokarneswara, Kuansa Mangala, Mahavinayak, Patharajpur, Ratnagiri, Udayagiri, Satyapira, Singhapur, Vyas Saro, and Varuneswar Pitha are a portion of the goals that pull in sightseers to the region, and the district's different characteristic assets bolster mines and enterprises.

Biraja Khetra: This is the old name of its area home office Jajpur town. Jajpur town otherwise called Biraja Kshetra, the place hallowed to Goddess Biraja, the image of Sakti. It is a little city encompassed by the stream Baitarani in half circle and an abnormal state waterway at the opposite end. Jajpur town is accepted to be the capital of Yayati Keshari the then lord of Kalinga Empire amid 11th– twelfth. Jajpur Road Atta and Haripur in the Sukinda square. Arranged close to the Brahamni River Sukinda visit put is the Ashokjhar.