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POPULAR TOURIST PLACES IN NABARANGPUR

• Saidhara Waterfall
• Ambapani Wildlife sanctuary
• Pendrani Temple
• Bhandara Gharani Temple
• Hirli Dongri, Hill Park
• Sahid Smruti Stambha
• Chandandhara Waterfall
• Podgada, Nabrangpur
• Ghumareswar Temple & Waterfall
• Bhairaghumar Waterfall
• Mangardora Temple
• Ghumar Temple

WELCOME TO NABARANGPUR TOURISM

Nabarangpur is at a distance of 565 km from Bhubaneswar and 65 km from Koraput. The Nabarangpur has covered with hills & dense forest. Most of the inhabitants of Nabarangpur are belongs to the tribal class, and they live on agriculture and forest goods. Nabarangpur District is a treasure of many natural resources like iron, chlorite, mica, quartz. Nabarangpur is famous for Saidhara Waterfall, Ambapani Wildlife sanctuary, Deer Park, Pendrani Temple, Bhandara Gharani Temple, Hirli Dongri, Hill Park, Sahid Smruti Stambha, Chandandhara Waterfalls are the Best  tourist  places in Nabarangpur.

The Nabarangpur District covers an area of 5294 sq. Km. As per the 2011 census, the total population of the District is 12,20,946. The male population is 6,04,812, and the female population is 6,16,134. The Nabrangpur District has one subdivision, 885 Villages, 169 Gram Panchayats, 10 Tahasils and 10 Blocks, 2 Municipality, 1 N.A.C, 4 Assembly Constituency and 12 Police stations are there in Nabarangpur District.

Sai dhara Waterfall, Jharigam, Nabarangpur

Saidhara Waterfall is located around 8 km from the distance from Jharigaon and 27 km from Umerkote, and 68 km away from  Nabrangpur town. The Sai Dhara waterfall is surrounded by the greenery view it’s breathtaking. Thousands of visitors are attracted to the natural Stream, dense and green forests. Sai Dhara fall is a Popular waterfall in Nabrangpur District.  It is best for Picnic, Excursion & Weekend holidays in the winter season. Sai Dhara  Waterfall  is one of the Tourist places in Nabrangpur District, Odisha.

Ambapani Wildlife sanctuary, Nabarangpur

The Ambapani wildlife sanctuary is located near Nabarangapur and Kalahandi border. Ambapani sanctuary is surrounded by green forests and beautiful waterfalls. The sanctuary shelter many animals like Tiger deer, Sambar, elephants and many more. The environment of the place is pleasant and also the most attraction for touristy. It is a wonderful place to do trekking and mountain climbing. There is a Ghumareswar temple has located beneath the Ambapani mountain. The beautiful natural environment and the wondrous sound of the waterfall attract the visiter during winter. Ambapani wildlife sanctuary is one of the tourist attraction places in the Nabrangpur, Odisha.

Deer Park, Papadahandi, Nabarangpur

Deer Park is located 10 km from  Nabarangpur  towards Papadahandi. The park is 30-year old. Watching Natures bounties from the watchtower in this park is a unique experience. The Deer Park is spread over an acre of land and houses 130 deer, including 63 female deer. In the Nabarangpur district, the deer park is the main attraction. A large number of tourists come here to see it. There is a beautiful child park placed in the deer park. In addition to deer, the park also has peacocks and Rabbits. It is the best  picnic  spot for picnickers to come to the place during winter. 

Pendrani Temple, Umerkote, Nabarangpur

Maa Pendrani temple is situated inside Umerkote town and is around 70 km from the District headquarter of  Nabarangpur . Maa Pendrani is the presiding deity of the place. The main festival of this place is Thakurani Jatra in the month of Chaitra, and a large number of devotees gather here to observe the function. The  festival  sees men playing the role of the Goddess to signify male subjugation and compensate for the injustice inflicted on Maa Pendrani before she achieved divinity. Maa Pendrani temple is one of the famous temple & tourist places in Nabarangpur, Odisha.

Bhandara Gharani Temple, Nabarangpur

Maa Bhandara Gharani temple is situated inside the Nabarangpur town. Maa Bhandar Gharani is the shrining deity of the place worshipped by the Adivasi and local people. It is one of the Shakti Pitha in Odisha. Dussehra(Durga puja), kali puja and Maha Bisuva Sankranti are the main festivals of Maa Bhandar Gharani. The scenic beauty of this place is attractive due to adjacent hills and dense forest. Maa Bhandara Gharani mandir is one of the famous temples in Nabarangpur District.

Hirli Dongri, Hill Park, Nabarangpur

The Hirli Dongri is situated top of the hill. It is around 2 km from  Nabarangpur  town, where an ancient statue of Lord Balaji was found and is now worshipped by locals. Kusumjhar reserve has situated Near the Hirli Dongri. Hill view park is the major attraction of Hirli Dongri with the watchtower, children park and Gym. There is a beautiful  park  in Hirli Dongri, which attracts visitors to come here. The best time to visit this place is early morning or sunset time. Hirli Dongri is one of the most famous and attractive picnic spots for tourists. 

Sahid Smruti Stambha, Nabarangpur

The Sahid Smruti Stambha is situated at the bank of the river Tuni near Papadahandi. The Smrutistamba is 12 km away from Nabarangpur . During the Quit India Movement on 24 August 1942, 19 freedom fighters died while fighting with British soldiers during the march towards Dabugam under the leadership of Madhab Pradhan. Smruti Stambha was constructed to keep it in memory of Sahid. Sahid Divas is observed Every year on 24 August. The spot still commemorates the freedom-loving people of the by gone era.

Chandandhara Waterfall, Jharigam, Nabarangpur

Chandandhara Waterfall is situated in Jharigam Block and is 60 Km away from Nabarangpur Town. Chandan Dhara waterfall has surrounded by dense forest and hills. The scenic beauty of the Chandandhara waterfall is so beautiful that tourists have come to see the waterfall in the winter. The place is also remarkable for a natural Shiva Lingam. The tourist can enjoy the superb scenery of the  waterfall in Mahashivaratri. The eternal beauty of nature is breathtaking here. Chandan Dhara Waterfall is one of the best tourist places in Nabarangpur, Odisha

Podagada, Nabarangpur

Podagad is 11 KM From  Umerkote  and around 78 km from  Nabarangpur town. It was the capital of the ancient Nala Dynasty. The hill ranges of Podagad infested with deep forests preserve the remains of the ruling dynasties. Their caves, usable, inscriptions and habitable rock structures indicate that before the invasion of Mughals. Punjisil waterfall is located about 5 km distance from Podagad. Podagad is a tourist attraction near Umerkote in the Nabarangpur district.

Ghumareswar Temple & Waterfall, Nabarangpur

Ghumareswar Temple is situated on a hill about 32 km distance from Nabarangpur city. In this temple, Lord Shiva is worshipped inside a rock cave, and a short distance away is the temple of Goddess Parvati. After climbing about 100 steps, one can reach the Ghumureswar temple. Mahashivratri is the famous festival of this temple. Throughout the year devotees from different parts of Odisha come here to worship Lord Ghumareswar Mahadev. Another attraction of this place is the Ghumurswar Falls near the Shiva Temple. A large number of tourists come here for a picnic. Ghumareswar Temple and waterfall is a popular tourist attractions places in Nabarangpur, Odisha.

Bhairaghumar Waterfall, Nabarangpur

Bhairaghumar Waterfall is located inside the Ambapani Sanctuary near the border of Odisha and Chhattisgarh and is 16 km distance from Chandahandi and 100 km from Nabarangpur. The height of Bhairaghumar Waterfall is around 150 feet, which is surrounded by dense forest. The waterfall appears after a 2-3 km hill trek to reach this place. The adventure of the waterfall and the environment is enjoyable. The beautiful waterfall flows from the top of the hill, which is Best for bathing. Kuhudi Bhairaghumar Waterfall is one of the highest waterfall & tourist places in Nabarangpur,  Odisha

Mangardora Temple, Ghumar Waterfall

Mangardora Shiva temple, park and Ghumar Waterfall are located located in Benakhamar Reserve Forest and is about 7 km distance from Tentulikhunti and 31 km from Nabarangpur. Lord Shiva is worshipped as Neelkanteshwar inside a cave. There are a beautiful Park and Ghumar Waterfall near the temple cave. Mangardora is a best Tourist attraction places in Nabarangpur District. Magardora shiva temple is surrounded by hills and forests, which attracts tourists to come here. A large number of tourists come to visit this Shiva temple apart from the main festival of Maha Shiva Ratri and New Year’s Day. Mangardora temple and Ghumar Waterfall are the best places to visit in Nabarangpur, Odisha

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Nabarangpur, also known as Nabarangapur or Nowrangpur, is a town and a municipality in Nabarangapur district in the Indian state of Odisha. It is the headquarters of the Nabarangpur district. Nabarangpur district is situated at 19.2281° North and 82.5470° East at an average.

Nabarangpur is located at an elevation of 572m from the sea level. It comprises of an area around 5294.5 sq km. at the north side Kalahandi bordering this district and at the west side Jagdalpur of Chhattisgarh. On the east side, Rayagada and at the south Koraput are bordering this district. It's the Indravati River that forms a border between Koraput and Nabarangpur districts.

Top Attractions in Nabrangpur

Remains of Ancient Nala Dynasty, situated at 11 KM From Umerkote. Podagada is a place nearer to Umerkote was the capital of the ancient Nala Dynasty. The hill ranges of Podagada infested with deep forest preserves the remains of the ruling dynasties. Their caves, usable, inscriptions and habitable rock structures indicate that before the invasion of Mughals the place was ruled by the Nalas and the Bhakatakas After that Buddhists lived here for a longer period of time.

Chandan Dhara

Chandan Dhara is a natural waterfall situated in Jharigam Block 90 KM away from Nabarangpur. The place is also remarkable for a natural Shiva Lingam. Chandan Dhara is an ideal location for outings and picnic.

Papadahandi

From the district headquarter, the Papadahandi is located at a distance of 12 km. this place is popular for its Shaiva Shrine as well as the Sahid Stamba. During Kartika Purnima, Shiva Ratri as well as Shravana Purnima like occasions, many devotees use to come here.

The Shahid Smruti Stambha

It's the River Tuni's bank where The Shahid Smruti Stambha is located. It is also close to Papadahandi. On 24 th Aug 1942, nineteen freedom fighters have died at this place while fighting against the British Soldiers. It was the time when the Quit India Movement was in full flow. Madhab Pradhan was the leader of those nineteen freedom fighters. To memorize those great freedom fighters and their sacrifices for the country, The Shahid Smruti Stambha was built over here. Each year on 24 th Aug, the Shahid Divas is observed here.

Maa Bhandargharani

It's the Maa Bhandargharani who is also known as presiding deity at the Nabarangpur district. This goddess is believed as the preserver of wealth and also the protector of human lives. Due to this reason, she is also worshiped at the villages of this district.

Hirli Dangar

At the Nabarangpur town, the Hirli Dangar is located right at Gandhinagar. This place is where the ancient statue of God Tirupati is located as well as worshiped. Close to this place, the Kusumjhar reserve is located. This part of the district is famous for its amazing natural beauty and has developed as a prominent picnic spot over time.

How to reach Nabrangpur

No direct connectivity to flight between Bhubaneswar and Nabarangapur is available. The nearest Airport is Visakhapatnam, 280 km. Bhubaneswar is at 580 km distance and Raipur is at 320 km distance.

No direct train between Bhubaneswar and Nabarangapur is available. The nearest Railway Station is Jeypore at 40 km, Koraput at 66 km distance and Kesinga at 170 km distance.

You can visit Nabrangpur through Bhubaneswar, Visakhapatnam or Raipur on road.

Best Time to Visit Nabrangpur

Best time to visit Nabrangpur is winter season, October to March is the perfect time to visit all the places.

Weather of Nabrangpur

The Nabarangapur lies at 582m above sea level The climate is tropical in Nabarangapur. In winter, there is much less rainfall in Nabarangapur than in summer. According to Köppen and Geiger, this climate is classified as Aw. The average annual temperature is 24.8°C in Nabarangapur. The rainfall here averages 1461 mm.

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Nabarangpur, Odisha

Nabarangpur or Nowrangpur is the capital district located in the southwest region of Odisha. A charming destination that offers a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and tribal traditions and cultures.

Nabarangpur posses to have an abundance of attractions that are waiting to be explored by travelers despite being unknown to mainstream tourism. From the ancient temples and picturesque landscapes to vibrant tribal communities. this article will show you how it’s a hidden gem of Odisha.

From its vibrant cultural heritage and stunning natural landscapes to ancient temples and rich wildlife, it offers a truly unconventional and alluring travel experience despite being tucked away in the tribunal heartland of Odisha. The population out there reflects a unique blend of tribunal heritage, emerging urbanization, and rural livelihoods.

Nabarangpur’s majority of the population is involved in agriculture, as it is the primary occupation for the people out there. The Nabarangpur district is known for its fertile soil and climatic condition which helps in the production of different crops.

Being not only rich in its cultural heritage it also has many beautiful attractive places which tourists can explore. The notable places are the Daudma waterfall, ancient temple, tribunal villages, and wildlife sanctuaries. As it offers opportunities for trekking, wildlife exploration, and experiencing the unique traditions and customs of the tribunal communities.

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Quick Summary About Nabarangpur

Best time to visit Nabarangpur

The best time to visit Nabarangpur is during the post-monsoon and winter months, that is from the month of October to February. Because it offers the most comfortable and enjoyable weather conditions for travelers.

Some of the notable places to visit in Nabarangpur are:-

• Daduma waterfall
• Deomali and Podagadiri Hills
• Sunabeda Wildlife Sanctuary
• Chandandhara Waterfalls
• Saidhara waterfalls
• Ambapani waterfalls
• Sahid smrutit stambha
• Hirli Dongari

Famous Temples of Nabarangpur

Nabarangpur district is home to several famous temples that hold religious and historical significance. Suggesting you a list of some famous temples that you can visit during your trip to Nabarangpur.

• Shree Jagannath temple :- The temple is in Nabarangpur town, and is a prominent religious site dedicated to Lord Jagannath. It is known for its architectural beauty and renowned Rath Yatra.
• Shiridi Sai Temple :-With its mesmerizing architecture, soul-stirring rituals, and a deep sense of devotion, the temple offers an opportunity for spiritual seekers to connect with the divine energy of Sri Sai Baba.
• Maa Mangala Temple :-With its magnificent architecture, sacred rituals, and deep-rooted spiritual significance, the temple created an atmosphere of divine connection.
• Dabugam Shakti Peeth :- Located in Dubugam, this temple is dedicated to the goddess Durga.Considered as one of the Shakti Peethas, a place of worship associated with the Hindu goddess Shakti.
• Jogi Matha :- It is a revered religious institution located in Nabarangpur town. It is dedicated to the Jogi sect of Hinduism and serves as a place for spiritual practices and discourses.

Major Festivals of Nabarangpur

Some of the major events and festivals celebrated in Nabarangpur town, highlight the religious, cultural, and traditional diversity of the district. I have mentioned some major notable events below:-

• Dhanuyartra :-It is a grand festival celebrated in Nabarangpur, Particularly in the town of Bargarh. It is a 10-day long festival that shows the mythological tale of Lord Krishna and King Kansa.
• Ratha yatra :-Also known as Chariot festival, celebrated in various parts of Odisha including, Nabarangpur. The festival shows Shree Jagannath’s annual journey from the main temple to the nearby temple. Devotees gather to pull the chariot chanting and singing and rejoicing, expressing their devotion to Shree Jagannath.
• Chaitra Parva :-Chaitra Parva is an important tribal festival celebrated by the indigenous communities in Nabarangpur. It marks the beginning of the agricultural season and is observed during the month of March -April.

These festivals celebrated in Nabarangpur, created an atmosphere of joy, unity, and reverence providing glimpses into the vibrant culture of the region.

Budget hotels in Nabarangpur

Mentioning some budget hotels in Nabarangpur so that you can easily check out them as per your budget and convenience.

• Ruble’s Guest House :- The Guest house is located in the main area of Nabarangpur town.Offers the basic amenities under your budget. starting price per day is from 1500
• Hotel Akansha :- The hotel is well known for its family-friendly environment and proximity to great restaurants. The hotel amenities provide free Wifi, air-conditioned rooms, a children’s activities area, and restaurant facilities. Its starting price is 2,266.
• Hotel Golden Palace :-The hotel serves a clean hygienic and safe place to stay in the heart of the town. The hotel serves the property amenities like free parking, room service, and wifi facilities. Its starting price is 1,315 per day.
• Hotel Parth :-The hotel serves the motto of “Aitithi Devo Bhava”.The hotel aims to serve cleanliness, safety, and comfortable, and budgeted accommodation. The hotel offers facilities of fully furnished rooms, wifi, Laundry services, doctor-on-call, meals-on-order, free parking, in-house pharmacy, and inter comm telephones. The hotel offers a starting price of 1,300 per day.
• Hotel Prakash :- The hotel serves good sightseeing, recreation, dining facility, and getting around. The hotel provides well-maintained rooms. It offers its starting price of 1500 per day.

Premium hotels in Nabrangpur

Some of the premium hotels in and near town are-

• Hotel Mount Vally
• Bajaj’s Karwan Inn
• Naman Baster
• Hotel Imperial Inn
• Hotel Suri International
• Desai Eco Tourism Group

Local Market of Nabarangpur

Some of the well-known markets in Nabarangpur where you can explore and experience the local shopping culture are:-

• Umerkote market
• Papadahandi market
• Nabarangpur Main market
• Weekly Haats
• Kotpad Textile Market.

Famous Food of Nabarangpur

Being a part of Odisha, Nabarangpur offers a delectable array of traditional Odia cuisine. Some famous food of Nabarangpur and the region are:-

• Pakhal a:- It’s a traditional food. It is made of fermented rice that is soaked in water and served with curries, Pickles, and fried fish. Especially enjoyed during summers.
• Santula :- It is a simple yet flavorful dish that is commonly prepared there. It is a mix of various vegetables, such as pumpkin, beans, and green leafy vegetables, cooked together with mustard oil and seasoned with a mix of five spices. Served with rice.
• Ambila :- It’s a tangy and spicy curry made with sour fruits like mango, and tamarind. The fruit is cooked with a blend of spices, lentils, and vegetables to create a flavourful and comforting food. Mostly eaten with rice or as a side dish.
• Manda Pitha :- Manda Pitha is a traditional Odia sweet dish. It’s a steamed rice dumpling filled with a sweet coconut or jaggery filling. Often enjoyed as a breakfast or evening snack.
• Chhena Poda :- It’s a mouthwatering dessert that is loved there. It is made by caramelizing homemade cottage cheese with sugar, ghee, and cardamom, resulting in a rich, caramelized crust and soft, creamy interior.
• Pitha :- It comes in various forms and flavors. It is essentially a rice-based dumpling or pancake, either steamed, fried, or baked. Pitha can be sweet or savory, with popular varieties including Enduri Pitha, Arisa Pitha, and Poda Pitha.

Pure Veg Restaurant In Nabarangpur

Being a vegetarian, it becomes difficult to find out pure veg restaurants that offer vegetarian food. Listing down the name of restaurants for your convenience that serves vegetarian food:-

• Hotel Aditya
• Hotel Nimantran
• Sri Balaji Resturants
• Punjabi Laziz

Jain Restaurants In Nabarangpur

Finding Jain-specific restaurants in smaller towns like Nabarangpur may become a little challenging, as Jain cuisine is relatively niche. Mentioned below are some of the restaurants that offer Jain food:-

• Pooja Inn Restaurant
• Sri Balaji Resturant
• Haripriya Hotel
• Dilli Drabar Rsturant

Shopping Malls In Nabarangpur

Here are some popular Shopping destinations in Nabarangpur

• Chaitanya complex
• Nabarangpur Main Market
• Reliance trends
• Utkal Plaza

Retail Stores In Nabarangpur

Here are some common types of retail stores in Nabarangpur:

• Gopal Krishana store
• Ritoz Home Shopping
• Killer showroom

Multiplex In Nabarangpur

Being a relatively small district, it does not have a multiplexor dedicated cinema theater complex. The nearest multiplex is located in Kusumi, Odisha.

Major Brands available In Narbarangpur

As a relatively small district, it may not have a wide range of major or international brands present in the region. Here are some of the brands and stores that you may come across in Nabarangpur:

• For Faishon:- V-Mart, Trends, Killer Showroom, M Bazaar, and Twills
• For Electronics:- L.G, Samsung, Voltas, Haier,.etc
• For Footwears:-Flite, Bata, Reliance, Relaxo, Etc
• For watches:- Titan, sonata, fastrack,.etc
• For Jewelry:- Taj Jewelers, jain jewelers, polki jewelers, etc
• For Home Appliances:- Voltas, cello, Samsung, etc

Best Location For Business In Nabarangpur

The heart of Nabarangpur town is a prime location for setting up a business. As it offers a central location with good accessibility and potential foot traffic. The area may be suitable for retail shops, cafes, restaurants, showrooms, and or service-oriented businesses targeting the local population.

Industries Or Factory In Nabarangpur

Nabarangpur is primarily an agrarian district with a focus on agriculture and related industries. There are some notable industries and factories operating in the region. Some of them are

• Agro-based industry
• Forest-based industry
• Small-scale manufacturing units
• Handloom and Textile Industry

Upcoming Project In Nabarangpur

Some major upcoming projects in Nabarangpur are

• Bhartmala project
• Bio-tech plans setups

Major Agricultural Crops In Nabarangpur

Being an agrarian district in Odisha, it is known for its agricultural products. The region has a favorable climate and soil fertility enabling the cultivation of a variety of crops.

Some of them are mentioned below:

How To Reach Nabarangpur

Some general ways to reach Nabarangpur:

• By Air:- The nearest airport to Nabarangpur is Visakhapatnam Airport, which is approximately 248.6 kilometers away, as there are no direct flights to Jeypore airport. From the airport, you can hire a taxi or cab, or either you can use public transport.
• By Train:- The nearest railway station to Nabarangpur is Jeypore Railway station, which is well connected to major cities. From the railway station either you can hire a taxi or you can take the bus to reach there.
• By Road:- It is well connected by road with the nearby towns and cities. State and private buses operate regular services to Nabarangpur from cities like Bhubaneshwar, Visakhapatnam, Raipur, and Jeypore. The national highway 26 passes through

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FAQs-Recently Asked Questions

In which state nabarangpur district is situated.

Nabarangpur district is situated in Odisha.

What is Nabarangpur famous for?

It is famous for its beauty, cultural traditions, wildlife sanctuaries, and its ancient temples.

Which tribe is found in Nabarangpur?

Gonda, Bhatra, Halba, Banjara, Kandha and other.

What is the climate of Nabarangpur?

Nabarangpur serves pleasant weather, the climate out there is tropical monsoon.

Which is the nearest airport to Nabarangpur?

The nearest airport to Nabarangpur is Jeypore(PYB)airport which is about 42.5 km away, but flights frequency is very low at this airport, The functional airport nearest to Nabarangpur is Vishakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh

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Nabarangpur, Odisha(A unique tourist destination)

A charming destination that offers a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and tribal traditions and cultures is Nabarangpur.

Now the question arise Why Nabarangpur can be a famous tourist destination?

The answer is the ancient temples and picturesque landscapes to vibrant tribal communities ,rich wildlife offer a truly unconventional and alluring travel experience.

The best time to visit Nabarangpur is during the post-monsoon and winter months, that is from the month of October to February.

Daduma waterfall Deomali and Podagadiri Hills Sunabeda Wildlife Sanctuary Chandandhara Waterfalls Saidhara waterfalls Ambapani waterfalls Deer Park Sahid smrutit stambha Hill Park Hirli Dongari

1)Shree Jagannath temple 2)Shiridi Sai Temple 3)Maa Mangala Temple 4)Dabugam Shakti Peeth 5)Jogi Matha

Dhanuyatra,ratna yatra,chitra Parva

There are Budget hotels and premium hotels in Nabarangpur.

There are well-known markets in Nabarangpur where one can explore and experience the local shopping culture.

There are Pure Veg and jain Restaurants In Nabarangpur.

Nabarangpur is accessible by road,by train, by air.

So it can be next tourist destination for travel lovers to see the unseen and to know the unknown.

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**Strengths:** – **Comprehensive Coverage:** The article covers a wide range of topics, from tourism and culture to local infrastructure and amenities. – **Detailed Information:** Each section provides detailed information, such as the list of temples, festivals, and educational institutions, which can be very helpful for potential visitors or those interested in the district. – **Local Insights:** The inclusion of local markets, famous foods, and shopping malls gives readers an authentic glimpse into the daily life of Nabarangpur.

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Overall, the article does a great job of highlighting Nabarangpur as a hidden gem in Odisha and could inspire many to explore this beautiful district.

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This complete article depicts the places that are enchantingly beautiful and rich in heritage. Nabarangpur’s cascading waterfalls and lush forests, ancient temples and vibrant tribal culture offer a unique blend of natural beauty.

The cascading waters of Khandadhar, Deubaghar and Rani Daduma waterfalls are a sight to behold, especially during monsoon season. The lush green forests of Nabarangpur are home to diverse flora and fauna. The Sunabeda Wildlife Sanctuary is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, sheltering tigers, leopards, elephants, and a variety of birds.

The district is home to various tribal communities, each with its unique customs and traditions. The colorful Dussehra celebrations, vibrant Rang Panchami festival, and pulsating beats of Dhol dance are a testament to their rich cultural heritage.

Nabarangpur might not be on the usual tourist circuit, but it’s a destination that leaves a lasting impression. It’s a land where nature unfolds its magic, culture comes alive, and every corner whispers a story.

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Nabarangpur, Odisha, stands out as a hidden gem with its unique blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and vibrant tribal traditions. Despite being lesser-known in mainstream tourism, this district offers a rich travel experience, showcasing its cultural heritage, picturesque landscapes, ancient temples, and diverse wildlife.

The majority of Nabarangpur’s population engages in agriculture, capitalizing on the fertile soil and favorable climatic conditions. The district boasts attractions like the Daduma Waterfall, ancient temples, tribal villages, and wildlife sanctuaries, providing opportunities for trekking, wildlife exploration, and immersion in tribal customs.

Railway Station: Available (Nearest: Jeypore) Airport: Available (Nearest: Vishakhapatnam Airport, 256 km away)

Budget Hotels: Ruble’s Guest House, Hotel Akansha, Hotel Golden Palace, Hotel Parth, Hotel Prakash Premium Hotels: Hotel Mount Vally, Bajaj’s Karwan Inn, Naman Baster, Hotel Imperial Inn, Hotel Suri International, Desai Eco Tourism Group Best Time to Visit Nabarangpur The post-monsoon and winter months, from October to February, offer the most comfortable weather for travelers. During this time, visitors can explore attractions like Daduma Waterfall, Deomali and Podagadiri Hills, and the Sunabeda Wildlife Sanctuary.

Famous Temples of Nabarangpur Nabarangpur district is home to several renowned temples:

Shree Jagannath Temple: Located in Nabarangpur town, dedicated to Lord Jagannath, known for its architectural beauty and Rath Yatra. Shiridi Sai Temple: Mesmerizing architecture and spiritual significance, connecting with the divine energy of Sri Sai Baba. Maa Mangala Temple: Magnificent architecture and deep-rooted spiritual significance, creating an atmosphere of divine connection. Dabugam Shakti Peeth: Dedicated to the goddess Durga, considered one of the Shakti Peethas. Major Festivals of Nabarangpur Dhanuyartra: A grand 10-day festival depicting the mythological tale of Lord Krishna and King Kansa. Ratha Yatra: Annual chariot festival celebrating Shree Jagannath’s journey from the main temple to a nearby temple. Chaitra Parva: Tribal festival marking the beginning of the agricultural season, observed in March-April. Accommodation Options Budget Hotels Ruble’s Guest House: Basic amenities, starting at ₹1500 per day. Hotel Akansha: Family-friendly, with free WiFi, starting at ₹2266. Hotel Golden Palace: Clean and hygienic, with free parking, starting at ₹1315. Hotel Parth: Emphasis on cleanliness, safety, and comfort, starting at ₹1300. Hotel Prakash: Good sightseeing, recreation, and dining facilities, starting at ₹1500. Premium Hotels Hotel Mount Vally Bajaj’s Karwan Inn Naman Baster Hotel Imperial Inn Hotel Suri International Desai Eco Tourism Group Local Market and Shopping Markets: Umerkote market, Papadahandi market, Nabarangpur Main market, Bada Bazar, Weekly Haats, Kotpad Textile Market. Famous Food of Nabarangpur Pakhala: Fermented rice soaked in water, served with curries, pickles, and fried fish. Santula: Mix of various vegetables cooked with mustard oil and five spices, served with rice. Ambila: Tangy and spicy curry made with sour fruits like mango and tamarind, eaten with rice. Manda Pitha: Steamed rice dumpling filled with sweet coconut or jaggery filling. Chhena Poda: Caramelized homemade cottage cheese with sugar, ghee, and cardamom. Dining Options Pure Veg Restaurants Hotel Aditya Hotel Swad Hotel Nimantran Sri Balaji Restaurants Punjabi Laziz Jain Restaurants Pooja Inn Restaurant Sri Balaji Restaurant Haripriya Hotel Dilli Darbar Restaurant Hotel Swad Shopping Shopping Malls Chaitanya Complex Nabarangpur Main Market Reliance Trends D Square Utkal Plaza Retail Stores Gopal Krishna Store M Bazaar V-Mart Ritoz Home Shopping Killer Showroom Vestige Business and Industry Best Location for Business: The heart of Nabarangpur town offers a prime location for retail shops, cafes, restaurants, showrooms, and service-oriented businesses. Industries: Primarily agrarian with focus on agro-based, forest-based, small-scale manufacturing, rice mills, and handloom/textile industries. Upcoming Projects: Six-Lane Bhartmala project, bio-tech plans setups. Agriculture Major Crops: Rice, maize, paddy, sugarcane, oilseeds, ragi, pulses, fruits, vegetables, millets.

Thanks True Yatra giving us information about best hidden gems of India Nabarangpur truly exemplifies the tribal cultural heritage and natural splendour that makes Odisha such a distinctive travel destination. The Umerkote Palace and forts offer a glimpse into a bygone era, while sites like Kondakamberu waterfalls and Tentulipahad rock cut caves let visitors connect with stunning nature. For adventure seekers, exploring little-known sites like Sirigida Buddhist remains can be extremely rewarding. However, as noted in the article, lacking infrastructure poses challenges for tourism growth. Developing more accommodation, easing connectivity to key centres like Raipur and Vizag Airport along with guided tour operators can unlock Nabarangpur’s immense potential. Tribal tours, monsoon treks, wildlife safaris – this hidden gem can deliver authentic experiences beyond the regular Odisha circuit. The time is ripe to boost sustainable tourism here.

Well, the introduction captures the essence of Nabarangpur effectively, presenting it as a hidden gem with a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and tribal traditions. The content is very well organized with clear sections, making it easier for us to read through. The best thing I liked about the article is the inclusion of the table at the top with facts about Nabarangpur which adds a structured and informative touch, giving concise information about the district. The FAQ section is a commendable addition, addressing common questions about Nabarangpur.

Firstly, there is a notable proofreading error in the topic “Famous Food of Nabarangpur” in the first bullet point “1. Pakhala” the last letter ‘a’ is not in bold. It could be a huge turn-off in terms of the quality of the article.

Added to the good things there are quite a lot of things which could be improved a lot. Whenever we are trying to portray information about a place, it’s best to source great images and also make the article moderately picture and video-heavy. It will help others to actually catch the essence of the article, picture the place more easily and always know what they should expect for real when they pay a visit to a travel destination. Adding a map of Nabaranpur could also enrich the article a lot.

Adding links to the hotels, restaurants and temples. It will help the person who is reading the article also it will you guys to improve the backlinking of the article as well hence improving the SEO rank. Also as a reader of travel articles, I would prefer to have the links of the hotel and restaurant names directly so that it could be really handy for me whenever I am paying a visit to the destination.

Though the FAQ section is a great and unique addition on its own. However, it can be improved a lot by adding questions that provide much more brief explanations along with the answers could provide additional context for readers unfamiliar with Nabarangpur.

Overall the article’s weaknesses are relatively minor and can be addressed through targeted improvements in content depth, visual elements, and personalization. The inclusion of the “Read More about Odisha” section encourages readers to explore related content, fostering a more in-depth understanding of the region.

Thanks Himanshu. Will connect shorlty.

It was good to read this article as it help me know a place to travel that is deomali hills in odisha which is situated in Nabarangpur. As A travel lover I would Like to suggest this place which is more enjoyable. posses to have an abundance of attractions that are waiting to be explored by travelers despite being unknown to mainstream tourism for the vistors. ancient temples and picturesque landscapes to vibrant tribal communities for people who like to go temples. Nabarangpur’s majority of the population is involved in agriculture, as it is the primary occupation for the people out there. This help to know to the agriculture part for the person who are interested in agriculture.The Nabarangpur district is known for its fertile soil and climatic condition which helps in the production of different crops. The notable places are the Daudma waterfall, ancient temple, tribunal villages, and wildlife sanctuaries are main places here. This are the famous temples people visit here: 1)Shree Jagannath temple 2)Shiridi Sai Temple 3)Maa Mangala Temple 4)Dabugam Shakti Peeth. 5)Jogi Matha The three famous temples: 1) Dhanuyartra 2) Ratha yatra. 3) Chaitra Parva

Some of the premium hotels in town are-

1) Hotel Mount Vally 2) Bajaj’s Karwan Inn 3) Naman Baster 4) Hotel Imperial Inn 5) Hotel Suri International 6)Desai Eco Tourism Group Some of the well-known markets in Nabarangpur where you can explore and experience the local shopping culture are

1) Umerkote market 2) Papadahandi market 3) Nabarangpur Main market 4) Bada Bazar 5) Weekly Haats 6) Kotpad Textile Market. 1) Pakhala 2) Santula 3) Ambila There are different hotels ,places and so many to visit.

Thanks Lakshmi.

Dear Team, Good day, The article is result of your best practices and efforts, which is highly appreciable. It includes each and every aspect of Nabarangpur from location, weather, market, attractions and lots of details which is rarely covered by any tourism platform. This detailed information is very useful for tourists as well as for the persons who is willing to relocate at Nabarangpur.

This is very extensive work as like Wikipedia, which is very much helpful fora tourist as well as a travel agent.

Thanks Arvind for your feedback.

I am hooked to the beauty of Nabarangpur, Orissa and will explain you why one should visit it. Ancient temples to lovely landscapes, waterfalls and picturesque places for trekking. Nabarangpur has everything to keep a traveler enchanted. It is a place to spend your best time with friends and family.

Nabarangpur is capital district in Orissa and untouched by mainstream travelers which makes it unique and a different experience for nuance travelers. The population is unique blend of tribal, urban and rural civilization. Nearest airport is Vishakapatnam which is around 250 km from Nabarangpur and nearest railway station being Jeypore. Apart from that it is well connected with major cities with buses and private taxis.

Nabrangpur will entice a traveler with its beautiful temples like Shri Jagganath temple, Shirdi sai temple, Maa mangla temple and others. You can check out the lovely waterfalls viz Daduma waterfall, chandadhara waterfalls. Saidhara waterfalls. Traveller can visit wildlife sanctuary like Sunabeda wildlife Sanctuary, Deer Park to get one with nature. Other notable places are Deomali and Podagadiri hills, Sahid smrutit stambha, & Hill Park.

It one wants to get a taste of local festivities a traveler can look out for Dhanuyatra. It’s a grand festival celebrated in the town of Bargah. A ten day long festival that shows the stories of Lord Shri Krishna and King Kansa. Enchanting!! Another festival is Chaitra Parv. It marks the beginning of agricultural season and observed in the month of March-April. Agriculture being the main occupation of Nabrangpur.

There are number of premium hotels to stay if a traveler chooses to live luxuriously. Prominent hotels are Hotel Mount valley, Bajaj’s Karwan Inn, Naman Bastar and Hotel Imperial Inn etc. If you are a shopaholic, try out the local markets Umerkotes market, Papadahandi market, Nabrangour main market, to collect some souvenirs while going back home. For foodies don’t miss out on the local delicacies like Pakhala & Santula Ambila to satisfy your taste buds while you are exploring lovely places.

Overall Nabrangapur is a must in your bucket list of you want to explore the stunning landscapes, enjoy local food & festivals and have a thing for trekking and nature. Pack your bags and book those tickets!!

Thanks Ashwin for time to write such wonderful details on nabgranpur.

This article on Nabarangpur is just amazing, It talks about everything – from the stunning places like Daduma waterfall to the chill vibes of the local markets. It’s like a full package, telling you where to stay, what to eat, and even about the festivals they celebrate!

The article also dives into the local food scene – Pakhala, Santula, and Chhena Poda – making my mouth water just reading about them! And hey, it doesn’t forget about the folks who prefer veg or Jain food, listing places for them too.

Plus, it’s not just about fun stuff. They talk about industries, upcoming projects, and major crops, giving a real feel of what’s up in Nabarangpur. And bro, they cover how to get there by air, train, or road, making it super convenient for anyone planning a trip.

Thanks Vishal…..Would you like to share whats missing in this article.

This comprehensive guide provides a wealth of information about Nabarangpur, ranging from the best time to visit and notable places to visit, to details about famous temples, festivals, accommodation options, local markets, food, and more. The inclusion of budget and premium hotels, vegetarian and Jain restaurants, shopping destinations, and even information about major brands and retail stores caters to a diverse range of preferences for travelers.

The guide also touches upon the business and industrial aspects of Nabarangpur, giving insights into potential locations for business and detailing the industries and upcoming projects in the region. The agricultural profile, major crops, and transportation options, including air, train, and road connectivity, are also covered comprehensively.

Overall, this guide serves as a valuable resource for anyone planning a visit to Nabarangpur, offering not just tourist attractions but also practical information for a well-rounded experience.

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About Nabarangpur district

Nabarangpur , also known as Nabarangapur or Nowrangpur , is a town and a municipality in Nabarangapur district in the Indian state of Odisha . It is the headquarters of Nabarangpur district . Nabarangpur district is situated at 19.14’ latitude and 82.32’ longitude at an average. There are three Post offices in this town. One MDG near bus stand with facilities for IMTs, E-Payment, Speed Post, etc. Totally computerised one. elevation of 1,876 feet above sea level. The old girder bridge over the Indravati River was recently replaced with a new one. Culture: Mondei is a local festival being widely celebrated in the Nabarangpur District. The word Mondei is derived from the Hindi word ‘Mondi’ which means a small market. This festival is celebrated by a large number of people worshiping a common deity among pre- historic rituals. Fair and entertainment activities with folk dances and tribal opera can be seen for the whole night in the festival. Mondei is usually celebrated after harvesting of crops. The festival is observed at different popular locations throughout the District gathering men and women of the area and far off.There are various Socio-cultural organisations which play a vital role in spearheading the cultural activities of the Nabarangpur district.

Nabarangpur district was created on 2 October 1992 out of a previous subdivision of Koraput District . Until then Koraput District had been the second largest district in India. The history of Nabarangpur is inextricably interlinked with that of Koraput District, with which it shares its language, lifestyle, heritage, flora and fauna and climate.

Koraput belonged to the Atavikas , a feudatory of the powerful Kalinga Empire (Ancient Odisha ) who valiantly fought the Kalinga War in the 3rd century BCE. Kalinga regained its former glory during the Mahameghabahan Dynasty in the first century BCE. The third king of this dynasty Kharavela made the Kalinga empire and the Atavika land was very strong under his rule. The successive dynasties – the Satavahanas (2nd century CE), Ikshvakus (3rd century CE) had headquarters at Pushkari, near the modern town of Umerkote . The Kesaribeda excavations bear testimony to the rule of King Bhabadatta Varma and King Arathapati . The inscriptions of Podagarh refer to king Skandavarma . The overlord Nala kings are traced to the kings who ruled from Gwalior in Madhya Pradesh . Their rapid growth landed them in the Odia regions of Bastar and Koraput . Around the 10th century CE a Nala king Bhimesen was ruling over a region now located in Koraput and Ganjam District.

The Koraput area including present-day Narabangpur District was a small principality of Tri Kalinga under the Ganga era of the 5th century CE. The patches of Utkala , Kalinga and Kosala were brought under the control of the Ganga kings of Odisha . This dynasty became prominent during the 11th century CE with the rise of Somanakshi . Their suzerainty extended from the modern Sambalpur , Sonepur to the Bastar and Koraput regions and they enjoyed control until the beginning of the 14th century CE.

The Matsya family ruling over the Oddadi region of modern Jeypore dominated the next generation. The best-known kings included Bhanudeva and Narasingha Dev , as is known from the Odia inscription of Simhachalam in Visakhapatnam district of Andhra Pradesh .

The next dynasty belonged to the Sailavansis , who ruled over Vindhya during the 14th century CE. The earliest king Ganga Raju was ruling over Nandapur , a former capital of the Maharaja of Jeypore. Nandapur is famous for the throne of 32 steps erected in the line of king Vikramaditya of Ujjain . Jainism and Shaktism grew side by side in the kingdom of Nandapur.

ROAD AND TRANSPORT:-

Nabarangpur is connected to almost all major cities and towns by road. Although it is not covered by railway line it has a Railway Reservation counter for Advance booking near the private bus stand. Nabarangpur is linked with bus services with major cities like Visakhapatnam, Raipur, Jagdalpur, Bhubaneswar, Brahamapur, Cuttack, Bhawanipatna .

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>Nearest Railway station: Jeypore,(Umuri railway Station) (45 km), Kesinga (150 km) Raipur (320 km)

>Nearest Airport: Visakhapatnam (260 km), Raipur (320 km), Bhubaneswar (537 km)

Nowrangpur is part of Nowrangpur (Lok Sabha constituency) .

CULTURE AND TRADITION:-

Language Bhotra, Gond, Kandha , Paraja , Odiya, Hindi, Telugu are the mainLanguages spoken in the District.

Art and Culture Nabarangpur District is rich in cultural diversity Rinjodi, Dhemsha,  Sailodi, Gond, Geet Kudia, Ghumura , Dandari , Madhia etc are the Folk dance forms which are the way of life of the Tribals. These dances depict the simple and hassalfree life of the Tribals.

The ageold Handicraft  in lac is the unique that testify exemplary craftsmanship. The toys, Boxes, pedestals of Hindu Gods and Goddesses , Puja Articles and other decorative masterpieces depict the glorious tradition in the field of  Art. And Crafts. Dhanaya Laxmi ( Goddess Laxmi with pedestal ) is a unique Craft in paddy carried on by the artisans of Dabugam area. Earthen works of Tondaguda near Papadahandi and Dabugam also testify exquisite craftsmanship.

Folk Dance Rinjodi,, dhemsha, Sailodi, Gond, GeetK udia, Ghumura,  Dandari, Madhia etc are the folk dances in which male and female Tribals take part with enthusiasm amidst melodious song and beat of drums in the back ground. These dances depict the simple, traditional and Cultural rich life of the Tribals.

Literary Trends and Trendsetters Not only Nabarangpur is rich in Art and Culture, but also equally rich in literature. Poet pandit late Manjughosh Tripathy, Poet late Tripurary Tripathy , English Translator of Bhatriharies Trisatakes- Late T . Simadri Raju, Tribal Lyrical playwright and Director late Chaitan Bishoi , Poet Bhagirathi Patra etc depict the literary prowess of our District. 

• Mosque near RCD High School
• Maa Bhandar Gharani Temple(On NH 26)
• Lord Jagannath Temple(On NH 26)
• Nabarangpur Mosque(Near Gandhi Chhak)
• Church(Near Nowrangpur Police Station)
• Bada Shiva Mandira: Shiva Temple(Near Municipal high school)
• 1008 Sri Adhinath Digamber Jain Temple

Papadahandi : Papadahandi 12 Kms away from Nabarangpur is famous for Shaiva shrine and historic antiquity Sahid Stamba. A Large number of devotee visits this tourist place on the day of Shivaratri, Kartika Purnima and Sravana Purnima.

Papadahandi is 12 Kms away from Nabarangpur. One can reach Papadahandi by hiring taxis from Nabarangpur. Regular bus services are available to Nabarangpur from major cities of Orissa.

Maa Bhandargharani: Maa Bhandargharani of Nabarangpur is the presiding deity of the locality. The name signifies the preserver of wealth and protector of lives. She is also worshipped in nearby villages. Tuesday and Saturday are marked for special worship. Devotees throng the temple precincts on every conceivable occasion to seek blessings. The temple, Situated in the heart of Nabarangpur in front of old palace beside NH 201. Bhandar gharani is an ancient deity worshipped as per non vedic rituals. The Ghata Yatra, one of her main festivals,is observed every year in the month of April with great enthusiasm among people of the whole District.

Chandan Dhara: Chandan Dhara is a natural waterfall situated in Jhorigam Block 90 KM away from Nabarangpur.The place is also remarkable for a natural Shiva Lingam. Chandan Dhara is an ideal location for outings and picnic. Chandan Dhara is about 100 Kms from Nabarangpur towards Umerkote via Jharigaon. Regular bus services are available to Nabarangpur from main cities of Orissa. One can reach Jeypore railway station from major cities of Orissa. And form there Nabarangpur can be reached by bus. Taxi or auto rickshaws are to be hired from Nabarangpur to go to Chandan Dhara.

The Sahid Smruti Stamba : The Sahid Smruti Stamba is situated at the bank of the river Tuni near Papadahandi. During Quit India Movement on August 24, 1942, 19 freedom fighters died while fighting with British soldiers during the march towards Dabugam under the leadership of Madhab Pradhani.

Hirli_Dangar : Hirli Danger is situated at Gandhinagar of Nabarangpur town, where an ancient statue of lord Tirupati found and being worshipped. Near to Hirli Danger Kusumjhar reserve is situated. This place is famous for its scenic beauty and is a suitable place for a picnic. District Administration has constructed watch towers, Park at the hill top, to facilitate the same.

In 2006 the Ministry of Panchayati Raj named Nabarangpur one of the country's 250 most backwards districts (out of a total of 640 ).  It is one of the 19 districts in Odisha currently receiving funds from the Backwards Regions Grant Fund Programme (BRGF).  RTC deposits - 02

References:-

1:-https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nabarangpur

2:-https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nabarangpur_district

3:-http://www.nuaodisha.com/Odisha-Tourism/Tourist-Places-In-Nabrangpur.htm

4:-http://nabarangpur.nic.in/new/w/CSP/culture2010.html

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