Written By
Gopika VC
Joranda Waterfall in Odisha's Similipal National Park is India's 19th tallest waterfall. Joranda Waterfall is 150 m tall.
This waterfall, like the Joranda Falls, is in the Simlipal National Park. The total height of this waterfall's cascades is 399 metres, or 1309 feet.
If you like the local flora and wildlife, this visit's abundance of "red silk cotton trees" will entertain you. In this national park, you can also locate exotic animals.
Haripur was Bhanj's early capital. The village's brick temple is a major tourist attraction.
The waterfall's magnificence is enhanced by Baitarani's river. Visitors love the waterfall's massive vertical gorge.
For city tourism in Mayurbhanj, this reservoir is ideal. Kala Dam is sometimes called Kalo Dam. From Kaptipada's main centre, Kala Dam is around 8km away.
This is an off-beat spot to visit in the district. Solo travellers will adore this spot because of the lower crowds.
Devkund and the waterfall are 61km from Mayurbhanj. This temple's shrine deity is Maa Ambika.
The temple is in Huduco colony, Baripada. You can come anytime during the day, however the shrine closes at 9:30 pm.
This temple honours Kali, the fiery Hindu goddess. This temple's architecture draws casual tourists and architects and design lovers.
The dam is in a pretty place because it is surrounded by green mountains and a dense forest.
This city waterfall is in Bangriposi. Brahman Kund falls from Girisrungha Hill. Simlipal Forest includes Girisrungha Mount.