 While
        planning Bhubaneswar sightseeing tours, it is usually the temples that
        occupy the top most position. The city has a glorious history of
        temples, which date back to the time of the Kalinga Empire and are more
        than 25 centuries old. Devotees come from different parts of India as
        well as the world to visit these splendid temples. Apart from the
        temples, there are a number of other places in Bhubaneshwar that are
        worth watching. In the following lines, we provide you information on
        the places you can visit while on a tour of Bhubaneswar city of Orissa.
While
        planning Bhubaneswar sightseeing tours, it is usually the temples that
        occupy the top most position. The city has a glorious history of
        temples, which date back to the time of the Kalinga Empire and are more
        than 25 centuries old. Devotees come from different parts of India as
        well as the world to visit these splendid temples. Apart from the
        temples, there are a number of other places in Bhubaneshwar that are
        worth watching. In the following lines, we provide you information on
        the places you can visit while on a tour of Bhubaneswar city of Orissa. Bindusagar Lake
Lying to the north of the Lingaraja Temple, the Bindusagar Lake is one of the popular tourist attractions of Bhubaneswar. Infact, the lake has been gaining more and more popularity amongst the tourists as a picnic spot. More
Lingaraj Temple
Lingaraj temple is one of the most popular temples of Orissa. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, also known as 'Lingaraj'. It is adorned with beautiful sculptures, which have been carved on the spire. More
Mukteshwar Temple
Mukteshwar temple, one of the most prominent temples of Bhubaneswar, has been constructed in the style that is quite similar to the one used in the Kalinga School of Temple Architecture. More
Rajarani Temple
Rajarani temple is one of the most renowned temples in Bhubaneswar, the capital city of Orissa. It is made from the wonderful red and gold sandstone, which is locally known as Rajarani and this is what gives the temple its name of 'Raja Rani'. More
Orissa State Museum
The origin of Orissa State Museum can be traced back to the year 1932. Its foundation was laid when Professor N. C. Banerjee and Professor Ghanshyam Dash of Ravenshaw College, two famous historians, initiated the task of collecting archaeological treasures from different places. More










 
  
  



