Gajapati Tourism
Is a District of Odisha in India Nabarangapur district came to existence when it was split out of the Ganjam District in October 1992. It is named after Maharaja Sri Krushna Chandra Gajapati Narayan Dev, the Raja Sahib of Paralakhemundi and was the first Prime Minister of Orissa.
He has left his imprint on the public for founding a new state and integrating Khemundi – Paralakhemundi estate into Odisha. Former an estate today Paralakhemundi serves as a district headquarter.
The town’s center and forty other offices within 5 kilometres
A visit to Koraput, a tourist attraction here is also amongst most preferred places. This place is naturally pure and lush; surrounded by hills, mountains, forests, waterfalls the town of Koraput and District.
As a result, it remains one of the premier tourist destinations in Odisha and many people every year arrive to enjoy natural beauty offered by Koraput from all laced with other Indian states. While Koraput is home to a wide range of wild animals, and tribals—often called “Adivasis,” these together constitute the main draw for tourists visiting: as this area boasts some twenty two-festivals apart from unique tribal culture plus arts & crafts, music-art dance forms.
Tourist Attraction in Koraput - Most Visited Tourist Places
- Khasada Waterfall
- Gudguda Waterfall
- Chandragiri Temple
- Luha Khamba Temple
- Harabhangi Dam
- Brahmani Devi Waterfall
- Bittarasai Waterfall
- Gajapati Palace
- Mahendragiri Hill
- Padma Sambhava Monastery
- Gandahati Waterfall
- Brundaban Palace
- Mankadadian Waterfall
How to Reach Gajapati, Odisha
By Road
From Bhubaneswar it is 300 Kms on the N.H. 16.
By Air
Nearest Airport is Bhubaneswar Airport- 300 Kms
By Train
Nearest Railway Stations is Palasa in Andhra Pradesh- 40 Kms