Odisha’s Top 7 Natural Attractions For Adventurous Souls

Be it water-washed sandy beaches, dense-green forests, rich wildlife, sun-reflecting lakes, or enchanting waterfalls, Odisha’s treasure for travel and adventure lovers is immense.

So, why don’t we take a look at these top natural attractions of the state which may inspire your adventurous soul?

Kanakund, Balangir: Also called the "Grand Canyon of Odisha", this awe-inspiring offbeat location is famous for its strikingly carved-out rocky landscapes.

Dumuriput Hills, Koraput: Dumuriput, the pretty hilly town in Koraput, stores nature’s abundance where you can explore the lush valleys, scenic hillocks, and stunning waterfalls.

Barbil, Keonjhar: Developing as a cosmopolitan, here you can find an array of majestic waterfalls such as Murga Mahadev, Badaghagara, Sanaghagara, and majestic hills of Gonasika, and green forests.

Deomali Mountains, Koraput: The highest mountain peak in Odisha, it’s one of the most popular destinations for trekkers and hiking lovers. Green forests, stunning flora and fauna, amid the gorgeous waterfalls, add to the charm of the place.

Bhimakunda Waterfall, Keonjhar: This spectacular waterfall boasts two gorgeous and scary waterfalls named Sanakunda and Badakunda. The majestic waterfalls with great vertical heights woo travellers with their smokey environment.

Mandasaru, Raikia, Kandhamal: Considered the ‘Silent Valley of Odisha’, it’s a secret wilderness that boasts rich biodiversity, scenic hilly views, and mesmerizing beauty of the forest, providing a treat for soul-seekers like no other.

Mangalajodi, Khordha: A great place for nature lovers, Mangalajodi village is located northern banks of Chilika Lake where more than 3,00,000 birds visit in winter.