Bhubaneswar Package

Bhubaneswar Package

The beautiful state of Odisha offers you a lot more during your tour. Pilgrimage destinations, especially Sri Jagannath Temple in Puri draw the attention of devotees and travellers from across the world. Not forget to mention the beautiful Puri Beach – counted as sacred beach in India. The narrow streets, well decorated shops selling products related to the temple, and plush greenery all around keep visitors busy in the reign of Sri Jagannath Prabhu. Bhubaneswar – the capital city, is also a beautiful tourist place known as the Temple City of India. The city houses numerous famous temples Alarnath Temple, Maa Bliharchandi Temple some wonderful attractions around Bhubaneswar to visit.

Your Odisha tours are counted as incomplete without visiting Chilika Lake – the largest lake in India and Asia. It is famous for backwaters, dolphins, and migrant birds. The village of Raghurajpur, commonly known as artists’ village is also the must see destination as it provides you the real view of ancient art of Odisha. starts from Bhubaneswar and covers Konark, Puri.

Day 1: Bhubaneswar

On Arrival At Bhubaneswar Airport/Railway station/Puri Railway station Our cab will receive and transfer to hotel at puri . Distance from Bhubaneswar to puri is just 60kms. After fresh at hotel go for puri local sight seeing in puri town darshan JAGANNATH TEMPLE ,Lokanath Temple, Sonargaurang, Bedi hanuman(if time permits).Over night at puri your booked hotel.

Day 2: Konark

Morning After Breakfast drive to Konark fir visit the Sun Temple(one of the world famous heritage site & famously known as Black pagoda) enroute visit to Chandrabhaga beach (one of the finest beaches with along stretch of clean sands & Ramachandi Temple .Raghurajpur(the artisan village the most famous attraction here are the pattachitra) miniature printings, palm leaf engravings store, carving, wooden toys, tusser paintings etc. And back over night at puri your booked hotel.

Day 3: Alarnath Temple

Morning after breakfast drive to the Asia’s largest brackish water lagoon Chilika lake,On the way you visit Alarnath Temple, Maa Bliharchandi Temple and back to hotel at puri.

Day 4: Jagannath Temple- Bhubaneswar

If desire visit the Temple Once Again to see the morning rituals – Mangal Arati at Sri Jagannath Temple and back to hotel and check out from hotel and drive to temple city Bhubaneswar tour on the way you visit the Buddhist peace pagoda at Dhabalgiri, Lingaraj Temple, Mukteswar Temple, Rajarani Temple, The jain caves and monuments at Khandagiri .Evening guest will drop at Bhubaneswar Airport/Railway station.

Payments policy

• 25% Amount at the time of booking. 100% Amount 15 days or earlier, before travel date. Payment by cheque or online payment facility available. Your booking confirmation number will be provided to you.

Tour Cancilation policy

• Strictly depends upon concerned hotel's cancellation policy
• Minimum Cancilation charges before 10days of Travel Date is 10% of package cost

• Package cost will change if opted for guide service, choice of transport vehicle, hotel type change
• Accommodation charges as mentioned in the package are with 2 persons staying together sharing the same room
• Extra persons in same room charges extra
• Altough we ensure you the best experience but unfortunate delays in travel and inefficient service of hotel is the responsibility of the respective parties.

By Train:

• Bhubaneswar Railway Station (Station Code: BBS - City Center) & New Bhubaneswar (BBSN): Premier A1 railway terminal on the Howrah Chennai trunk line. Over 150 express trains daily, including Puri Howrah Vande Bharat Express, Bhubaneswar New Delhi Rajdhani Express, Shatabdi Express, and Konark Express connect Bhubaneswar directly to Kolkata (6.5 hours), New Delhi (22 hours), Chennai (18 hours), Hyderabad (16 hours), and Mumbai (28 hours).

By Air:

• Biju Patnaik International Airport (Airport Code: BBI - 4 km from City Center): Major international airport operating non stop daily flights to New Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, Varanasi, and international flights to Dubai, Singapore, and Bangkok.

By Road:

• From Puri (~60 km / 1 hour): Via 4 lane NH-316 highway.
• From Konark (~65 km / 1.5 hours): Via scenic Marine Drive through Pipli.
• From Cuttack (~25 km / 30 mins): Via 6 lane NH-16.
• From Kolkata (~440 km / 8 hours): Via 6 lane NH-16.
• Baramunda Inter State Bus Terminal (ISBT) operates round the clock AC Volvo and luxury sleeper buses across Odisha, West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh, and Jharkhand.

Bhubaneswar features 11th-century Kalinga temples, 2nd-century BCE rock cut caves, Buddhist peace pagodas, and lush zoological parks:

1. Lingaraj Temple & Bindu Sagar Holy Lake (11th-Century 180-Ft Masterpiece of Kalinga Architecture)

The largest and most revered temple in Bhubaneswar, dedicated to Lord Harihara (a combined form of Shiva and Vishnu). Built by Somavamsi King Jajati Keshari, its 180 foot central spire dominates the Old Town skyline alongside the sacred Bindu Sagar tank.

Lingaraj Temple — 11th-Century 180-Foot Spire of Ekamra Kshetra in Bhubaneswar

2. Udayagiri & Khandagiri Rock-Cut Jain Caves (King Kharavela Hathigumpha Inscription - 2nd Century BCE)

Ancient 2nd century BCE rock cut monastic caves carved during the reign of King Kharavela. Highlights include the double storeyed carved Rani Gumpha (Queen's Cave), Ganesha Gumpha, and the famous 17 line Prakrit Hathigumpha Inscription describing Kharavela's military campaigns.

Udayagiri & Khandagiri Caves — 2nd-Century BCE Rock-Cut Jain Monasteries in Bhubaneswar

3. Dhauli Shanti Stupa & Ashokan Rock Edicts (261 BCE Kalinga War Peace Pagoda on Daya River)

Perched atop Dhauli hills overlooking the Daya River where the historic 261 BCE Kalinga War was fought. Features ancient Ashokan Major Rock Edicts carved on an elephant boulder and a white Japanese Buddhist Peace Pagoda built in 1972.

Dhauli Shanti Stupa — Historic Peace Pagoda and Ashokan Rock Edicts on the Daya River

4. Mukteshvara Temple 'Gem of Odishan Architecture' (10th-Century Torana Archway)

A 10th century sandstone temple renowned for its arched torana gateway influenced by Buddhist architecture, exquisite ceiling carvings of saptamatrikas, and delicate miniature sculptures representing the pinnacle of transitional Kalinga art.

Mukteshvara Temple — 10th-Century Gem of Odishan Architecture with Sculpted Torana Arch

5. Rajarani Temple 'Love Temple' (11th-Century Red-Gold Sandstone & Nayika Sculptures)

An 11th century temple constructed from fine yellowish red sandstone locally called Rajarani. Free of active worship, it is celebrated for its lush manicured gardens and intricate sculptures of dancing nayikas, mithuna couples, and floral scrollwork.

Rajarani Temple — 11th-Century Red-Gold Sandstone Masterpiece in Bhubaneswar

6. Nandankanan Zoological Park & White Tiger Safari (437-Hectare Wildlife Sanctuary - 15 km)

A sprawling 437 hectare sanctuary famous for breeding white tigers, Indian pangolins, and Asiatic lions. Features open safaris, an aquarium, a botanical garden, and boating on Kanjia Lake.

7. Chausath Yogini Tantric Temple at Hirapur (9th-Century Circular Hypaethral Shrine - 15 km)

A rare 9th century circular open air hypaethral temple containing 64 black chlorite stone idols of Yoginis standing in exquisite posture atop animals and human figures.

8. Odisha State Tribal Museum (Museum of Tribal Arts & Artifacts, CRP Square)

An award winning ethnographic museum showcasing tribal mud huts, traditional costumes, headgears, jewelry, hunting tools, and musical instruments of Odisha's 62 indigenous tribal communities.

9. Ekamra Haat Traditional Craft Village & Odisha State Museum

An artisan marketplace in the heart of the city featuring grass thatched craft cottages selling Sambalpuri handlooms, stone carvings, Pattachitra paintings, and authentic Odia food stalls.