Itinerary
Day 1: Bhubaneswar Arrival - Puri

Upon arrival in Bhubaneswar, our cab will receive guests at Bhubaneswar station/airport. If time permits, visit Lingaraj Temple. After reaching Puri, check in at the hotel and enjoy time at Puri beach.
Overnight Stay in Puri
Day 2: Puri (Jagannath Temple) Excursion to Konark

After breakfast, visit for darshan at Shri Jagannath Temple. Later, depart for an excursion to Konark. On the way, visit Ramachandi Temple, Chandrabhaga Beach, and Konark Sun Temple. Return to Puri in the evening and enjoy the beach.
Overnight Stay in Puri
Day 3: Puri to Bhubaneswar Departure
After b
reakfast, proceed to Bhubaneswar. On the way, visit Dhauli Stupa – a Buddhist peace pagoda. Upon arrival in Bhubaneswar, visit Khandagiri and Udaygiri Caves. Then, drop off at the station/airport for departure, ending the journey with sweet memories.
Note: Nandan Kanan Zoo, State Museum, and Tribal Museum remain closed on Mondays and state holidays.
End Of Tour
FAQs
The ideal time to visit is between October and March, when the weather is pleasant and suitable for sightseeing. Summers (April–June) are hot and humid, while monsoons (July–September) may disrupt travel.
Key places include:
Bhubaneswar – Temples, museums;
Puri – Jagannath Temple, Puri Beach;
Konark – Sun Temple (UNESCO site);
Chilika Lake – Bird watching, Irrawaddy dolphins;
Gopalpur, Daringbadi, Simlipal National Park, Raghurajpur, and Satkosia Gorge.
Some of the wildlife attractions are
Chilika Lake – Dolphin watching, migratory birds;
Simlipal Tiger Reserve – Safari and tribal villages;
Satkosia Gorge – Crocodile sanctuary, river rafting;
Bhitarkanika National Park – Estuarine crocodiles and mangroves.
Some of the famous festivals to attend are,
Rath Yatra (Puri) – Grand chariot procession in June/July;
Konark Dance Festival – Classical dance performances at Sun Temple in December;
Durga Puja, Diwali, and Makar Sankranti are also widely celebrated.
By Air: The main airport is Biju Patnaik International Airport (BBI) in Bhubaneswar, with direct flights from major Indian cities.
By Train: Well connected via Indian Railways to cities like Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Mumbai, and Hyderabad.
By Road: National highways connect Odisha with neighboring states.
Traditional Odia dishes like Dalma, Pakhala, Chhena Poda, and Chhena Jhili.
Street food in Cuttack and Bhubaneswar is popular.
Vegetarian food is widely available; seafood and sweets are specialties.
Jain or satvik food may require prior arrangements.
Religious towns like Puri and Bhubaneswar, many restaurants offer pure vegetarian meals.
Winter (Oct–Feb): Light woolens;
Summer (Mar–Jun): Light cotton clothes, sunscreen;
Monsoon (Jul–Sep): Rainwear and waterproof footwear;
Modest clothing is appreciated at temples and religious sites.
Yes. Some temples, especially Jagannath Temple in Puri, allow entry only to Hindus. Foreigners and non-Hindus can view from outside or nearby structures. Photography is prohibited inside certain temples (e.g., Jagannath Temple). However, it's allowed in many outdoor monuments like Konark Sun Temple. Always check local signage or ask authorities.
Buses and auto-rickshaws are common in cities;
Private taxis and app-based cabs (in Bhubaneswar) are available;
For remote or tribal areas, hiring a private cab with a guide is recommended.
Some tribal belts in Koraput and Rayagada can be visited on guided tours. Photography and respectful behavior are a must. Government permits may be needed in sensitive areas.
Yes. Odisha is known for:
Pattachitra paintings (Raghurajpur village);
Silver filigree work (Cuttack);
Stone and wood carvings, handloom saris like Sambalpuri and Bomkai.
Shopping is best done in local markets or government emporiums like Utkalika.
Avoid night travel in rural areas;
Carry insect repellent and a basic medical kit;
Hire certified guides at major monuments;
Respect religious customs and local traditions;
Keep identity proof and permits (if visiting protected areas).
Only Hindus are allowed inside the sanctum of the Jagannath Temple. Non-Hindus can view the temple from the platform opposite (Raghunandan Library). It is open from around 5:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Timings may change during special occasions. Mobile phones, cameras, and leather items are strictly prohibited inside the temple premises.