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POPULAR TOURIST PLACES IN KEONJHAR

• Maa Tarini Temple

Murga Mahadev

Sanaghagara waterfall.

• Badaghagara Waterfall

Sitabinji Fresco Painting

Gonasika temple.

• Gundicha ghagi Waterfall

Handibhanga Waterfall

Patahara waterfall, gurubeda picnic spot, kanjhari dam.

• Kaijoda Waterfall
• Kanjipani Ghati

Kushaleshwar Temple

• Keshri Kunda

Hadagarh Reservoir

Tenteinali waterfall.

• Chakra Tirtha Temple

Baladevjew Temple

Khandadhar waterfall, khajuribani waterfall.

• Sonamuni Jungle Beach
• Giribandha Waterfall

WELCOME TO KEONJHAR TOURISM

Keonjhar is at a distance of 235 km from Bhubaneswar. it is the headquarters of the Keonjhar district. it is a beautiful place and Centre of Vaishnavism. Keonjhar District is famous for Maa Tarini Temple, Sanaghagara Waterfall, Badaghagara Waterfall, Khandadhara waterfall and Jagannath Temple. The height of the temple is 140 feet as like as Jagannath temple of Puri. Inside the temple Siddha Jagannathan, Siddha Kali and Panchabati. The district is one of the major mineral producing Districts of Odisha. Iron ore, Manganese ore, Chromate, Quartzite, Bauxite, Gold, Pyrophyllite and Lime Stone are the major minerals found in this District. Winter Season is the best time to visit Keonjhar.

The Keonjhar District covers an area of 8303 sq. Km. As per the 2011 census, the total population of the District is 44,11,62 with the total male population as 9,06,486 and female population as 8,95,246. The Keonjhar District has 3 subdivisions, 2137 Villages, 297 Gram Panchayats, 13 Tahasils and 13 Blocks, 4 Municipalities, 1 N.A.C, 6 Assembly Constituency and 25 Police stations are there in Keonjhar District .

Tarini Temple ,Ghatagaon

Maa Tarini temple is situated at Ghatagaon and is 45 km distance from Keonjhar town and 205 km from Cuttack. The place is known throughout the state for the shrines of goddess Maa Ghatagaon Tarini. Coconut is the best offering of Maa Tarini. It is a famous Hindu temple of Odisha. The legend is that Maa Tarini is merciful and benevolent to her devotees. Devotees believe that Mother Tarini fulfils their desires. Apart from this, Patua Yatra and Ashadhi Parba are other Major festivals of maa Tarini. On this day, thousands of devotees from different parts of Odisha come to visit Mas Tarini.Ghatagaon Tarini temple is one of the famous temples in the Keonjhar District. 

Murga Mahadev Temple & Waterfall is situated at a distance of 65 km distance from  Keonjhar  town. Lord Shiva is worshipped in this temple near the Thakurani hill. Mahashivaratri is the main festival of this temple, and Every year a festival is observed here on the day of Makar Sankranti during January, On these days a large number of devotees come together to worship Lord Shiva. Murga Mahadev Mandir is a famous temple in Keonjhar District.

The Sanaghagara waterfall is rich in natural beauty. It is located only 6 km from  Keonjhar  town and a 198 km distance from Cuttack. The Superior statue of lord Shiv is in the middle of the pond close to the Park Ticket counter. The waterfall water is clean and cools that best for a bath. There is a nicely maintained Children’s Park near the waterfall with a boating area. Sana Ghagara fall is a popular weekend picnic spot in Kendujhar.  There are also boating, car parking, toilets, bathrooms for tourists.  Sanaghagara waterfall is a famous tourist places in  Keonjhar District.

Bada Ghagara Waterfall

The Badaghagara waterfall is only 9 km distance from  Keonjhar  town and 245 km away from Bhubaneswar. This place is very beautiful for roaring cataracts. Being a perennial origin of the waterfall, there is a dam that has been constructed on the downstream side. It has situated at a distance of 3 km downstream of  Sanaghagara Waterfall . A large number of visitors come here for a picnic throughout the year. The best time to visit this place is early morning or sunset time.  The waterfall enjoys a unique characteristic of 100 feet height inside the dense forest area to the much delight of tourists, picnics & weekend holidayers alike. 

Sitabinji is locally called Sitabanji. Keonjhar to Sitabinji distance is 35 km. A rock hill is standing here like a shape of half-open umbrella which called Rabanchhaya. It contains the paintings of a royal procession which can be compared with the style of Ajanta & Elora. Goddess Sita is the presiding deity of the place. During the month of Ashada on the day of raja, a festival held here with much pomp and ceremony. Sitabinji Fresco Painting and Rock Inscription is a tourist attraction in Keonjhar District.

Brahmeswar Mahesh Temple is located at Gonasika village and is 45 km from  Keonjhar  surrounded by a series of valleys and wooded hills. The temple of Gonasika is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is the centre of pilgrimage for the temple of Brahmeswar Mahadev seated on the river Baitarani. There is a place where the river starts flowing. A little away from the point of origin, the river goes underground (hence called Gupta Ganga).

Gundichaghagi Waterfall

Gundicha ghagi waterfall is located amidst a spectacular natural environment with lush green forest. It is about 12 km distance from  Ghatagaon  Maa Tarini temple and 55 km from  Keonjhar Town. The source of the waterfall water is the Musala River and about 50 feet from its surface, and with a roar, it makes the area smoky and attractive. It is a beautiful picnic spot, and all kinds of facilities are available for visitors. Gundichaghai is the best waterfall and tourist places in Keonjhar, Odisha

The Handibhanga Waterfall is just 45 km away from Keonjhar town. It is a waterfall and has good picnic spots. For the pious, there is the Vishnu temple. The shrines of Siddha Jagannath and Siddha Kali at Siddha Matha and the Panchabati embellishing its picturesque setting. It is one of the most famous and attractive picnic spots for tourists. Handibhanaga waterfall has situated in a picturesque natural environment amidst the lush green forest with an up rolling mountain range. Handibhanga Waterfall is the best waterfall and tourist places in Keonjhar.

Kushaleswar Temple is situated 15 km from Anandapur and 90 km from  Keonjhar Town. Lord Kushaleswar is the presiding deity of the place. The temple is placed on the bank of the river Kusei. The temple of Kushaleswara was built circa 900 AD. It is a famous centre of pilgrimage. Even now a 5 feet high image of Avalokeswar stands here as a reminiscence of the Buddhist activities in the past. Maha Sivaratri is the main festival of this  Temple . Thousands of devotees come here every year to watch the festival. Kushaleswar Shiv Mandir is a famous temple in Keonjhar District.

Kanjipani Ghati, Keonjhar

Kanjipani is just 30 km away from Keonjhar town. Kanjipani Ghati is a picturesque natural panoramic spot with magnificent up rolling mountain ranges. The trail of Kanjipani Ghati is spread over 20 km long along NH-49, which offers a unique experience to nature lovers above a 610-meter high ghat. The place is the treasure house of rich flora & fauna. The winter temperature goes to 0 degrees Celsius while clouds touch the valley during the rainy season to the delight of tourists. Kanjipani Ghati is one of the tourist places in Keonjhar district.

Keshri Kunda, Keonjhar

Keshari Kunda is just 50 km away from Keonjhar town. The Keshari Kunda has two holes on the bed of river Baitarni. The Kund attracts people to get a holy dip and offer their homage to Lord Siva on its bank. The landscape provides an interesting scenario for picnics and holidayers. During Makara Sankranti, adventurous people dare to enter into one hole of the river bed and come out in another hole to prove their righteousness. Keshari Kunda is a tourist places in Kendhujhar, Odisha

The Hadagada Dam is 35 km away from Anandapur and 122 km from  Keonjhar Town. The Hadagarh Reservoir has built on the Salandi River and is located on is the side of the Hadagarh Wildlife Sanctuary. The Salandi Dam encompasses a massive water source for the area for irrigation purposes. A splendorous natural environment with a high mountain range is beautiful. The reservoir is eye-catching for Natural lovers. Chakratirtha  temple has situated inside the Hadgarh wildlife sanctuary. The Salandi Dam is one of the best tourist places in Keonjhar, Odisha.

The waterfall is about 40 km distance from Pallahara and 60 km away from Keonjhar town. It is located beside the Telkoi Reserve forest. It is surrounded by hills and dense forest and the best picnic spot. It is one the most peace full and pleasure zone for all kind of visitor and tourist. It is best for Picnic, Excursion & Weekend holidays in the winter season. Tenteinali Waterfall is a weekend destination in odisha

Chakra Tirtha Temple & Waterfall

Chakratirtha Ashram is located 19 km from Anandapur and 113 km away from Keonjhar town. It is 47 km from Bhadrak. The Ashram is surrounding by green forest. There is a beautiful waterfall and also a Shiva temple situated at the top of the Hill Chakratirtha. The temple of Lord Siva is nearby the Salandi reserve forest. It is a famous deity of the place beside this there is a waterfall near the temple which is a beautiful sight and enjoyable for visitors. The Beautiful natural atmosphere and the sound of the waterfall attract the visiter and picnic rush the spot during winter. It is also famous for trekking. Chakra Tirtha Temple is the best tourist place in Anandapur

Kainjhar Waterfall

Kainjhar Waterfall is located at Kapatdiha. It is 38 km distance from Keonjhar town. The water of the Kainjhar Waterfall flows down the hill through three levels. The waterfall is surrounded by hills and green forests. This natural waterfall is a great place for picnics and treks for tourists in winter. As the water of this waterfall is clean, it is the best place for bathing. winter season is the perfect time to have a picnic here and enjoy the natural beauty. The Kainjhar Waterfall is one of the attraction tourist places in Keonjhar District

The Khandadhar Waterfall is at a distance of 50 km from  Keonjhar  town. The place is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the Keonjhar district.  Khandadhar Spring is falling straight down to the ground at a distance of around 500 feet in height. Due to the vertical falling of water is known as Khandadhar. Winter is the Best time to visit the natural environment and waterfall. The crystal water of the spring and the roar of the waterfall attracts tourists to take a bath. The place is clean, and all kinds of picnic facilities are available here. You can always see a rainbow at the end of the Waterfall.

Kanjhari Dam is located at a distance of 24 km from Keonjhar town. The Dam is surrounded by mountains and green forests. The beauty of the dam enjoyed in time of Sunrise or Sunset is charming. The Kanjhari Dam is a medium Irrigation Project completed in the year 1989. The serene beauty of the green hills and forests attracts Tourists and picnics rush to the spot during winter. Kanjhari Dam is one of the tourist attractions places in Keonjhar.

Khajuribani Waterfall is located 7 km from Janghira and around 40 km from the District headquarters of Keonjhar. The beautiful waterfall flows from the top of the hill. Khajuribani Waterfall falls after a 1.5 km trek hilly road. There are many falls near the main waterfall. The Khajuribani Waterfall is one of the tourist attractions places in Keonjhar. It attracts visitors in the winter due to its beautiful natural environment. Many small and big waterfalls can be found near this waterfall

Patahara waterfall is located in the Harichandanpur-Telkoi Reserve Forest, and it is about 30 km distance from Maa Tarini Temple, Ghatgaon and 57 km from Keonjhar town. This waterfall flows between two hills. Colourful foliage, flower, dense forest and chirping of birds make this place more attractive. This beautiful waterfall can be seen from the top of Chandragiri mountain. In winter, it is a good place for a weekend picnic near Patahara waterfall and mountain peak. As this waterfall is located near Maa Ghatgaon Tarini Temple, this place is visited by many tourists from far and wide throughout the year. Patahara waterfall is a tourist attraction places in Keonjhar, Odisha.

Gurubeda Picnic Spot is located at the Bank of river Baitarani and is a 9 km distance from Joda. Gurubeda Picnic Spot is surrounded by dense forest on both sides. The place attracts tourists to come here in winter for a beautiful natural environment. It is a good place for a weekend picnic in the winter season. Tourists can enjoy bathing in this place. Gurubeda Picnic place is one of the best tourist places in Keonjhar, Odisha.

Shri Baladevjew Temple is situated beside  Keonjhar town. The Temple was built by Raja Laxminarayan Bhanja in the year 1671. The height of the Baladevjew Temple is around 135 feet. The main idol of this Temple is Lord Balaram, Jagannath and Devi Subhadra are worshipped here. Dadi Baman, Maa Mangala, Maa Lakshmi, Maa Bimala, Maa Saraswati, Mahadev, and Ganesh are worshipped in this Jagannath temple. Ratha Yatra is the main festival of Baladevjew Temple. It is one of the most popular Jagannath temples in Odisha. The Place is attracting thousands of visitors and Pilgrimages for its Panoramic Picturesque as this Temple. Baladevjew Mandir Temple  is one of the top destinations for tourists and devotees.

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Keonjhar is a landlocked district situated in the northern part of Odisha. It is surrounded by Singhbhum district of Jharkhand in the North, Jajpur in the South, Dhenkanal and Sundargarh in the West and Mayurbhanj and Bhadrak in the East. Baitrani river originates from the Keonjhar plateau. To the West is a range of lofty hills which contains some of the highest peaks of Odisha namely Gandhamardan(3477 ft.), Machakandana(3639 ft.), Gonasika(3219 ft.) and Thakurani(3003 ft.). About half of the area of this district spreading about 4043 sq. km. is covered by forests of Northern tropical moist deciduous type and contains Sal, Asan, Piasal etc.

The whole District of Keonjhar was a princely state before its merger with Odisha. From history, it reveals that a part of the old Khijjinga territory with headquarters at Khijjinga Kota, identified with modern Khiching. It became a separate state with Jyoti Bhanja as its ruling chief sometime during the first half of the 12 th century A.D.

Top 17 Places to Visit in Keonjhar

Kushaleswar temple.

The temple, Deogaon is sanctified owing to the presence of a shrine dedicated to Lord Kusheleswar Mahadev built in 900 AD. The temple located on the bank of river Kusei is an excellent pilgrimage center of the area. Jagar Mela & Sravan Purnima is celebrated with great enthusiasm. This temple has corroborated the saga of the Koshal empire of western Odisha.

Kanjipani Ghati

Kanjipani Ghati is a picturesque natural panoramic spot with magnificent up rolling mountain ranges. Trail of Kanjipani Ghati spread over 20 km long along NH-49 which offers a unique experience to nature lovers above 610 meter high ghat. The place is the treasure house of rich Flora & Fauna. The winter temperature goes to 0°C while clouds touch the valley during the rainy season to the delight of tourists.

Keshari Kunda

Keshari Kunda which has two holes on the bed of river Baitarani attracts people to get a holy dip and people offer their homage to Lord Siva on its bank. The landscape provides an interesting scenario for picnics and holidays.

Murga Mahadev Temple

Murga Mahadev Temple stands majestically at the foot of Thakurani Hills is an important tourist spot in the district. A picturesque perennial spring of Thakurani Hills with the lush green forest has gifted a gorgeous waterfall to the nature lovers which flows nearby the temple area facilitating holy bath to the devotees.

Gonasika Temple

Surrounded by a series of valleys and wooded hills of varying colors, the place is famous as a center of pilgrimage for the temple of Brahmeswar Mahadev established by the side of river Baitarani. In fact, this is the place where the river starts flowing.

A little away from the point of origin, the river goes underground and hence called Gupta Ganga only to be seen jumping after a short distance over a stone projection looking like the nostril of a cow.

Hadagarh Reservoir

Hadagarh Reservoir has been raised on the river Salandi in Anandapur Sub-division of Keonjhar district. The dam encompasses a huge water source for the area for irrigation purposes. A splendorous natural environment with a high mountain range beautifies the reservoir which is eye-catching for natural lovers. It is an ideal place for picnickers and holidayers around the year.

Handibhanga Waterfall

This waterfall is situated in a picturesque natural environment amidst the lush green forest with the up rolling mountain range. The nearby area is a huge reserve of rich biodiversity & ecology. Handibhanaga Waterfall with a height of 200 feet high mesmerizes the visitors for this stunning landscape.

Gundichaghai Waterfall

Gundichaghai waterfall is located amidst a spectacular natural environment with a lush green forest. A cascade of waterfalls on the river Musala falls at a distance of 50 feet below the river surface makes the area virtually smokey & attractive with roaring sound. The waterfall looks like a silver garland.

Sitabinji Fresco Painting & Rock Inscription is located on the side of the holy Sita river in a beautiful natural ambiance encircled with the sprawling mountain range. A magnificent stone looks like a temple stands in the country yard with a height of approx. 150 feet high which is considered as a major attraction of the spot. Maa Sita Thakurani is the presiding goddess of the pitha along with her two sons Laba & Kusha worshipped under a mammoth stone-like temple structures from time immemorial. The famous ancient fresco painting on a rock shelter called Ravan Chahaya is looking like a half-opened umbrella which depicts the legendary battle of Lord Rama & Ravana. A series of rock inscriptions are also found nearby the spot is still not interpreted by modern historians. A great civilization was flourished once upon a time as bricks & other antiques are earthen at the site. The latest remainings of the vestige of the history corroborate that of the golden era of the Gupta period of India.

It is a beautiful natural water reservoir on the River Baitarani. It is located exactly on the boundary line between the districts Kendujhar and Mayurbhanj, at a distance of about 100 km from Keonjhar. This reservoir is two-storeyed which resulted in the formation of two waterfalls one above another.

It is being told that Bhima, the second Pandava had taken bath in this reservoir and hence it was named after him. During the Makar Festival in the month of January thousands of people gather here to take their holy dip.

Maa Tarini Pitha Ghatagaon

50 km. from Keonjhar town on the NH-215 towards Cuttack, the place is known through the state for the shrine of Goddess Tarini Pitha. The place is famous as a center of pilgrimage for Goddess Tarini.

Khandadhar Waterfall

Khandadhar Fall is located in Khandadhar hill. It is a nice waterfall. the side view is also mesmerizing. The approximate distance between Keonjhar and Khandadhar Waterfall is 70 km.

Badaghagara Waterfall

10 km. From Keonjhar town, it is yet another small(200 ft) but exciting waterfall. It is one of the most popular picnic spots in the district.

Sanaghagara Waterfall

6 km. From Keonjhar town situated by the side of NH-6. It is a small(100 ft) beautiful waterfalls suitable for an outing. The spot is a very good picnic spot. Further, it keeps one's eye standstill adding the beauty of Keonjhar town.

Keonjhar Hill

A quiet hillside town, Keonjhar district is the playground of nature, away from the hoards of tourists that throng to popular hill stations. The place thus presents an exotic mix of natural beauty along with intoxicating peace and serenity of humming river to the visitors which remain to be explored by the visitors.

It is famous for the ruined palace of Keonjhar King. Also, Raghunath Jew Matha, Dadhibaban Jew temple and Chadhei Kudoor are other attractions of the spot. Different kinds of birds from different places gather here(Chadhei Kudoor) in winter which is most enjoyable. It 27 km. from Keonjhar.

Kichakeshwari Temple

Kishakeshwari Temple is the temple of Hindu Goddess Chamunda alias Kali located in Khiching, which was the ancient capital of the Bhanja rulers, located about 205 km from Balasore and 150 km from Baripada in the Mayurbhanj district of north Odisha. The largest temple of the town is dedicated to Goddess Kichakeswari, the family goddess of the ruling chiefs of Mayurbhanj. The Goddess Kichakeshwari was not only which was not only Ishtadevata of Bhanj dynasty but also the State deity. The original temple dates back to the 7 th or 8 th Century, with repairs done over the centuries.

How to reach Keonjhar

The nearest airport to Keonjhar is the Bhubaneshwar Airport. The Bhubaneshwar Airport connects Keonjhar to the rest of the city.

The nearest Railway Station is Keonjhar Garh. The railhead is the closest Railway Station that connects the city to the rest of Odisha.

By bus route, Keonjhar is linked with Calcutta, Bhubaneswar, Ranchi and Jamshedpur.

Best Time to Visit Keonjhar

The best season or months to visit places in Keonjhar are December to March. There are many tourist places in Keonjhar, which can be explored by travelers.

Weather of Keonjhar

The climate of Keonjhar District is characterized by an oppressively hot summer. Summer generally commences in the month of March. The temperature begins to rise rapidly attaining the maximum in the month of May. During the summer, maximum temperature touches around 38°C.

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1. Sanaghagara Waterfall

2. Bhimkund Waterfall

3. Khandadhar Falls

4. Murga Mahadev Temple

5. Jagannath Temple

6. Gonasikha Temple

7. Handibhanga Waterfall

8. brahmeshwar mahadev temple.

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10. Baladevajew Temple

11. Asurkhol

12. Kanjhari Dam

13. Chikinia Park

14. Deogaon Kushaleswar

15. Badaghagara Waterfall

16. Lord Baladev Jew Temple

17. balunkeswar mahesh temple, 18. kushaleshwar temple, 19. jhadeshwar temple, 20. baladevjeu temple.

21. Hadagarh Wildlife Sanctuary

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6 Best Places To Visit In Keonjhar (Odisha)

• August 22, 2023

Keonjhar is a town in Odisha that is not only known for its mineral production but also for the many captivating places that it offers. The town attracts tourists from all over the country and gives them a unique experience. 

The site is notable for its culture, tribes, food, and diverse attractions, ranging from waterfalls, lakes, and forests, to temples, and historical sites.

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In this article, you will get to know about the following places to visit in Keonjhar,

• Sanaghagara Waterfall
• Khandadhar Waterfall
• Ma Tarini Temple
• Bada Ghagara Waterfall
• Kanjhari Dam
• Kanjipani Ghati

Let’s see each of these attractions in detail.

1. Sanaghagara Waterfall

Sanaghagara Waterfall is located 8 kilometers away from Keonjhar town, on the Keonjhar-Sambalpur National Highway. This attractive and popular waterfall surges down from an elevation of 100 feet and forms a greenish pool at the base.

If you are looking for a refreshing and scenic spot, this is the place to be. The surrounding area is rugged and beautiful, with hills and forests that add to the charm. It is a famed eco-tourist destination as well as a picnic area. You can admire how beautifully nature wraps the cascade or listen to the soothing sound of the flowing water when it gushes through the rocks, falling into the pool below.

The waterfall is also considered to be a sacred site, as some believe that a saint used to meditate there. There is a park close to the waterfall, where you can see a statue of Lord Shiva in a pond. The place is peaceful and spiritual, and you can visit it if you wish.

The hills close to the falls will allow you to trek through them and enjoy a good adventure. Bird watching and photography are among other things that you can engross yourself in while on the spot.

The best time to visit the waterfall is during the winter months when the weather is cooler and more pleasant.

2. Khandadhar Waterfall

Being the 9th most elevated waterfalls in the country, the looks are much more staggering than you would estimate. It is formed by a stream called Korapani Nala, which drops from an altitude of 244 meters. Khandadhar Waterfall is also one of the most visited waterfalls in Odisha .

Dense woodlands cover the spot and have an unperturbed natural ambiance. The image that the falling cascade creates being in the middle of a forest is enchanting. It creates a dazzling rainbow at the bottom when falling from such a height.

Along with being a visual treat, the waterfall is also a cultural and historical attraction. The local tribes regard the place as holy and worship Goddess Kanta there. They believe that she protects them from evil and grants them prosperity. When you visit the waterfall, you will feel a sense of calmness enveloping you.

The waterfall is also a great place for adventure lovers, who can trek up the hill and explore the forest. You might spot some exotic birds and animals along the way. You can also enjoy a picnic with your friends and family at the base of the waterfall, or camp overnight to experience nature more closely. The waterfall is open for visitors throughout the year, and you can admire its beauty at any time.

3. Ma Tarini Temple

This sacred shrine of Ma Tarini is situated about 45 kilometers from Keonjhar. Ma Tarini is an incarnation of Goddess Shakti, who is the supreme power of the universe. She is also the presiding divinity of all the Shakti and Tantra Peeths in Odisha.

The temple is a holy place for devotees, who visit there to worship Ma Tarini and seek her blessings. They offer coconut to her as a symbol of their devotion. The temple is surrounded by hills and green trees, which create a tranquil and positive environment. There are also waterfalls and small streams flowing by, which enhance the beauty of the place.

So many legends are entwined with the site, one of which is related to the king of Keonjhar. He was bringing Ma Tarini from Puri to his kingdom. He was instructed not to look back at her until he reached his destination. However, he heard a bell ringing behind him. He stopped at Ghatgaon and turned back, only to find that Ma Tarini had stopped there too. She liked the place so much that she decided to stay there, and thus the temple was built.

The temple celebrates various festivals throughout the year, which showcase the diverse and vibrant culture of Odisha. You can plan your visit during these times.

4. Bada Ghagara Waterfall

This is yet another waterfall situated at Keonjhar. The Bada Ghagara Waterfall is a part of the river Ghaghara and creates a stunning cascade from a height of 200 ft.

The waterfall is surrounded by exotic flora, green hills, and woodlands. It is a captivating place where you can find calmness and solitude. You can also learn about the history and culture of the area, as there are some tribal villages near the waterfall.

Sitting by the waters and closing your eyes will introduce you to different rhythmic sounds of nature. All of it is soul-pleasing and sublime. You can also walk around and explore the wilderness and the tribal life. You can have a picnic in nature and follow the trails for some adventure.

You can also visit the Tribal Museum nearby and discover the history, culture, and life of the tribal people. The best time to visit the Bada Ghagara Waterfall is from November to June.

5. Kanjhari Dam

The Kanjhari Dam is constructed over a branch of River Brahmani and is a significant irrigation project in Odisha. There is a park nearby and the site is surrounded by forests and rolling hills. The place offers picturesque views of the topography and attracts a large number of tourists.

The dam has a pleasant atmosphere that is quite relaxing and inviting. You can witness the incredible sunrises and sunsets from the dam, as the water and the hues of the sky combine together to form a camera-perfect moment.

There are many picnic spots where you can chill and spend a laid-back day. You can also take a boat ride and get closer to the dam. The scenery from there is breathtaking. Also, venture through the forests and hills and experience the untouched nature, wildlife, and rare plants.

The best time to visit the Kanjhari Dam is during the winter months when nature is in full bloom.

6. Kanjipani Ghati

This scenic spot is a valley enfolded by hill ranges and green woods. Kanjipani Ghati is known for comeliness, bliss, cultures, as well as lush biodiversity. It is home to different plants, animals, and natural springs.

One interesting fact about this place is that during winter the temperatures can go down to zero degrees and the atmosphere turns frosty. Kanjipani Ghati is ideal for relaxing and enjoying the romantic mood and the essence of nature.

The valley changes its look during dawn and dusk, as the sun’s rays play with the colors. The most magical part is the night sky, as it becomes starry and enchanting. The trails of Kanjipani will take you around the entire place and will help you in all the escapades. The beauty of the location will mesmerize you.

Kanjipani Ghati shows off some unique beauty that makes it perfect for spending your holidays in peace. There are some places to see and explore nearby. Other than that, you can rest, de-stress yourself, taste some of the local foods, and wander around to know the site a bit more. The weather is pleasant throughout the year, so you can visit anytime you want.

These are some famous places to visit in and around Keonjhar. The more you learn about this town, the more curious you will be to see what else it has in store. And for that, you will have to visit the town yourself and enjoy the adventure.

Satisfy your curiosity by making a trip to the town. The charm of the town will make you fall in love with it more than you expect.

Happy journey!

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14 Places To Visit In Keonjhar

Keonjhar is a popular tourist destination in Orissa , India. It offers plenty of places to visit that will leave you with lasting memories. 

From ancient temples and waterfalls to national parks and tribal culture, Keonjhar has something for everyone. So whether you’re looking for traditional Indian culture or everyday activities like hang gliding and whitewater rafting, this area has it all!

Places to Visit in Keonjhar

1. kushaleswar temple.

The Lord Kusheleswar Mahadev shrine, built in 900 AD, makes the Kushaleswar Temple in Deogaon holy. The temple on the river Kusei is an excellent place for pilgrims. 

People have a lot of fun during Jagar Mela and Shravan Purnima. This temple has confirmed the story of the Koshal empire in western Odisha. 

The temple is a one-of-a-kind treasure chest full of religious sculptures made by carving. Artists show how Jainism, Buddhism, Vaishnavism, Saivism, and Saktism are practiced through their excellent craftsmanship. 

Even though it is a Saiva temple, a Mukti Mandap with pictures of Vaishnavite incarnations has been put there. This location is only 15 kilometers from Anandapur.

2. Kanjipani Ghati

Kanjipani Ghati is a beautiful place with a great view and beautiful mountains. The trail of Kanjipani Ghati is 20 km long and runs along NH-49. 

It gives people who love nature a unique experience above the 610-meter-high ghat. The place has a lot of different kinds of plants and animals. 

In the winter, the temperature drops to 0 °C, and when it rains, clouds touch the valley, which makes tourists happy. This area has a lot of different plants and animals, as well as large wildlife reserves. 

Driving smoothly along a winding road with a view of the plateaus and tribal huts in the valley is a beautiful sight. It is only 30 kilometers from the town of Keonjhar.

3. Keshri Kunda – Places To Visit In Keonjhar

People bathe in Keshari Kunda’s two pools in the Baitarni River and worship Lord Siva on its side. Picnickers and people on vacation will find the scenery to be attractive. 

During Makara Sankranti, brave people go into one hole in the river bed and come out of another hole to prove that they are right. This place is only 50 km from the town of Keonjhar.

4. Murga Mahadev Temple

The Murga Mahadev Temple is a popular tourist spot in the district. It is a beautiful building at the base of the Thakurani Hills. 

A beautiful waterfall is fed by a beautiful spring in the Thakurani Hills, surrounded by a lush green forest. The waterfall flows near a temple, where people can take a holy bath. 

During Makar Sankranti and Shivaratri, many people come to this place. This place is only 70 kilometers from the town of Keonjhar.

5. Gonasika Temple – Places To Visit In Keonjhar

Pilgrims visit the Gonasika Temple’s lush slopes and multicolored hills. Brahma built the Baitarni River shrine of Brahmeswar Shiva.

Here, the river Baitarni, which flows year after year, starts in two of a cow’s nostrils. Tourists find it strange that the river soon goes underground and comes back up to be collected in Brahma Kunda, which is why it is called Guptaganga. 

King Laxmi Narayan Bhanja built the shrine to Lord Shiva between 1654 and 1688 AD. The beautiful place has a lot of strange plants and animals and is a rare place to study how the Juang tribe lives. The site is 30 km away from the town of Keonjhar.

6. Hadagarh Reservoir

On the river Salandi in the Anandapur Sub-division of Keonjhar district, the Hadagada Reservoir has been built. The dam holds much water for the area to use for irrigation. 

High mountain ranges and a beautiful natural setting make the reservoir a sight for nature lovers. In addition, it’s an excellent place for picnics and vacations all year. 

The reservoir and stream are beautiful, and many places to picnic. People come here all year long. This location is only 35 km from Anandapur.

7. Handibhanga Waterfall

A rich jungle and a mountain range encircle the Handibhanaga cascade. The close refuge has many species and flora.

With a height of 200 feet, the Handibhanaga waterfall stuns visitors with its beautiful scenery. People visit the area for picnics and weekend trips because of its beauty. This place is only 45 kilometers from the town of Keonjhar.

8. Gundichaghagi Waterfall – Places To Visit In Keonjhar

The Gundichaghagi waterfall is in a beautiful natural setting with a thick, green forest. A booming, smoky cascading flow on the Musala River falls 50 feet below the water’s surface.

The waterfall looks like a garland made of silver. This picnic spot is a true paradise for people who love the outdoors and gives visitors memories they will never forget. Ghatagaon is only 12 km from this waterfall.

9. Sitabinji Fresco Painting and Rock Inscription

The holy Sita River and vast mountain ranges encircle the Sitabinji Fresco Artwork and Rock Inscriptions. A rural yard has a temple-like stone.

It stands about 150 feet tall and is the area’s main attraction. Maa Sita Thakurani is the goddess of the pitha. 

She and her two sons, Laba and Kusha, have been worshiping under a vast stone temple structure for as long as anyone can remember. The famous ancient fresco painting of Lord Rama and Ravana fighting on a rock shelter called Ravan Chahaya looks like a half-opened umbrella. 

Near the site are several inscriptions on rocks that modern historians have yet to decipher. In addition, bricks and other old things found at the site show that a great civilization once thrived there. 

The most recent pieces of history confirm that India’s golden age was during the time of the Guptas. ASI is taking care of this site to keep and preserve it safe. This place is only 25 kilometers from the town of Keonjhar.

10. Bhimkund – Places To Visit In Keonjhar

The Bhimakunda Waterfall in Keonjhar has a beautiful natural setting surrounded by a lush green forest. The majestic Baitarani River has two of the most beautiful and scary waterfalls. 

They are called Sanakunda and Badakunda. The waterfall’s huge steep chasm and fast-moving stream make the air smoky and provide a great experience.

Also, the place is most interesting to tourists because of the vast, roaring sound of the waterfall. From a religious point of view, this waterfall is seen as the holiest place. 

Many people from the area come here for the annual Makar Sankranti festival. The myth says that the Pandavas stayed here during their religious journey.

11. Maa Tarini Pitha Ghatagaon

Ghatagaon Maa Tarini Pitha is a famous pilgrimage center in Odisha. Maa Tarini Temple was built in modern times, and the god’s rough appearance proves that it comes from a pure place. 

The story says that Maa Tarini is kind and merciful to her followers. The wildlife that lives in the nearby forest reserves adds to the beauty of the Maa Tarini Pitha. 

Tribal priests still worship the goddess, and people still bring her coconuts as gifts. During Chaitra Purnima, people in the area celebrate Maha Bisuba Sankranti with a lot of pomp and show. 

Thousands of people from inside and outside of the state come here every day of the year to honor Mother Goddess. Maa Tarini Pitha is only 45 km from the town of Keonjhar.

12. Khandadhar Waterfall – Places To Visit In Keonjhar

Khandadhar waterfall is one of the most gorgeous waterfalls in the whole state, not just in the Keonjhar district. This holy river’s Khandadhar Spring water falls straight down to the ground from about 500 feet. 

This waterfall is called Khandadhar because the water falls straight down. A spring’s clear waterfalls on an uneven stone floor create a roaring sound and make the surrounding area smokey. 

Its mountainous scenery attracts tourists from around the globe. In addition, this area’s wild habitat attracts many flora and animals. Keonjhar is 50 km away.

13. Badaghagara Waterfall

The spectacular Badaghagra waterfall is right next to the town of Keonjhar. A lush, green forest surrounds it. 

Tourists, picnickers, and weekenders love the 100-foot cascade in a thick forest. In addition, the Kingdom-era Badaghagra pond on the Machakandana river supplies Keonjhar with water.

The area has a lot of strange plants and animals and is a rare place to study tribal life. This place is only 10 kilometers from the town of Keonjhar.

14. Sanaghagara Waterfall

The Sana Ghagara Waterfall is in the Keonjhar district, about 8 kilometers from Keonjhar town on National Highway No. 6, which goes to Sambalpur. The area is 488 ha in size. 

Sana Ghagara cascade, with its year-round stream, enhances this forest’s natural beauty and attracts many tourists.

It is about 1950 feet above mean sea level and has a fantastic summer and a cold winter compared to other places. About 1500 mm of rain falls annually, with temperatures ranging from 14.7°C to 41.1°C. 

The relative humidity ranges from 41% to 93%, and this area usually has no frost. The site is very hilly, with hills, pediments, and a narrow valley shaped like a “V.” 

The rocks are dolerite, and the hills and pediments are very steep. Through Machhakandana Nala, water from the area flows into the river Baitarani.

In conclusion, Keonjhar is a beautiful place to visit in Odisha. It is home to many stunning waterfalls, ancient temples, and other attractions that will keep you entertained during your visit. 

From visiting the spectacular Badaghagara Falls to trekking through the wilderness of Simlipal National Park, there are plenty of exciting activities to explore in Keonjhar. So whether you’re interested in discovering its natural beauty or exploring its rich cultural heritage, this region has something for everyone.

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1. Sanaghagara Waterfall

2. Bhimkund Waterfall

3. Khandadhar Falls

4. Murga Mahadev Temple

5. Jagannath Temple

6. Gonasikha Temple

7. Handibhanga Waterfall

8. brahmeshwar mahadev temple.

9. Gundichaghai Waterfall Overview

10. Baladevajew Temple

11. Asurkhol

12. Kanjhari Dam

13. Chikinia Park

14. Deogaon Kushaleswar

15. Badaghagara Waterfall

16. Lord Baladev Jew Temple

17. balunkeswar mahesh temple, 18. kushaleshwar temple, 19. jhadeshwar temple, 20. baladevjeu temple.

21. Hadagarh Wildlife Sanctuary

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• Sanaghagara Waterfall
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• Khandadhar Falls
• Gundichaghai Waterfall Overview
• Murga Mahadev Temple

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• Things to do ranked using Tripadvisor data including reviews, ratings, photos, and popularity.

1. Sanaghagara Waterfall

2. Bhimkund Waterfall

3. Khandadhar Falls

4. Murga Mahadev Temple

5. Jagannath Temple

6. Gonasikha Temple

7. Handibhanga Waterfall

8. brahmeshwar mahadev temple.

9. Gundichaghai Waterfall Overview

10. Baladevajew Temple

11. Asurkhol

12. Kanjhari Dam

13. Chikinia Park

14. Deogaon Kushaleswar

15. Badaghagara Waterfall

16. Lord Baladev Jew Temple

17. balunkeswar mahesh temple, 18. kushaleshwar temple, 19. jhadeshwar temple, 20. baladevjeu temple.

21. Hadagarh Wildlife Sanctuary

What travellers are saying.

• Sanaghagara Waterfall
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• Khandadhar Falls
• Gundichaghai Waterfall Overview
• Murga Mahadev Temple

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1. Maa Tarini Temple

2. Sanaghagara Waterfall

3. Bhimkund Waterfall

4. Khandadhar Falls

5. Murga Mahadev Temple

6. Jagannath Temple

7. Gonasikha Temple

8. Handibhanga Waterfall

9. brahmeshwar mahadev temple.

10. Gundichaghai Waterfall Overview

11. Baladevajew Temple

12. Asurkhol

13. Kanjhari Dam

14. Chikinia Park

15. Deogaon Kushaleswar

16. Badaghagara Waterfall

17. Lord Baladev Jew Temple

18. balunkeswar mahesh temple, 19. kushaleshwar temple.

20. Pundul falls

21. jhadeshwar temple, 22. baladevjeu temple.

23. Hadagarh Wildlife Sanctuary

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• Sanaghagara Waterfall
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• Khandadhar Falls
• Gundichaghai Waterfall Overview
• Maa Tarini Temple

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A weekend getaway for Keonjhar Tours from Kolkata in an encompassing untamed wilderness dotted with serene waterfalls describes a holiday at Keonjhar aptly. Primarily a tribal area, Keonjhar is home to Bhumij, Ho, Kora, Oraon, Bathudi and Santal communities. The town is located in Keonjhar / Kendujhar district in the state of Odisha.

Located at the northern end of Orissa, Keonjhar is covered with dense jungles covering almost half of the area. There are plenty of minerals and ore reserves. The district is home to one of the oldest rock foundations in the world.

As a result, an impeccable variety of forms has been created in the topography of this district. Hop on to a offbeat weekend tour to Keonjhar and you will find that the natural beauty of Keonjhar is indescribable with the coexistence of mountains, forests and springs. 

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Tour Plan Itinerary for Keonjhar

Offbeat weekend exclusive package 3 night 4 days.

Day1 : Pick-up from Jajpur Railway Station & proceed for the hotel at Keonjhar. Get refreshed & take lunch. Then visit …

Sri Baladevjew Temple   

Historical Rajbati Palace 

Day2 : Early morning breakfast and proceed for a full day sightseeing.

Sanaghagara Waterfall

Khandadhar Waterfall

Badaghagara Waterfall

Gonasika (starting point of River Baitarani) 

And back to the hotel. (Lunch En-route)

Day3: Early morning breakfast and proceed for another full day sightseeing. 

Kanjhari Dam

Maa Tarini Temple

Sitabinji Caves (birthplace of Lav Kush)

Gundichaghagi Waterfall

Chikinia Park and back to the hotel. (Lunch En-route)

Day 4: Early morning Breakfast & Drop to Jajpur Railway Station.

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DAY ONE : Pick-up from Barbil Rail Station at 1 pm. Lunch at hotel Visit 1. Kiriburu Hill Top / Sunset Point (the land of seven hundred hills) Back to Hotel Take Evening Snacks & Dinner.

DAY TWO : Breakfast 8.30am. at Hotel Visit - 1.Murgamahadev Temple & Waterfalls Back to hotel & take lunch then visit 2. Jateswar Forest & Temple with Waterfalls Back to hotel. Take evening snacks & Dinner.

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Why is Keonjhar famous?

Tropical deciduous forest covers about half of the district. In this forest mainly Sal, Arjun, Mahua, Mango, Kusum, Kendu and Asan trees are found. There are hill ranges along the western end of the river.Some of the prominent hills are Gandhamadan, Thakurani and Gonasika. The main river of this region is Baitarani. Apart from the forest, the waterfalls are a major highlight in a trip to Keonjhar.

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1. Sanaghagara Waterfall

2. Bhimkund Waterfall

3. Khandadhar Falls

4. Murga Mahadev Temple

5. Jagannath Temple

6. Gonasikha Temple

7. Handibhanga Waterfall

8. brahmeshwar mahadev temple.

9. Gundichaghai Waterfall Overview

10. Baladevajew Temple

11. Asurkhol

12. Kanjhari Dam

13. Chikinia Park

14. Deogaon Kushaleswar

15. Badaghagara Waterfall

16. Lord Baladev Jew Temple

17. balunkeswar mahesh temple, 18. kushaleshwar temple, 19. jhadeshwar temple, 20. baladevjeu temple.

21. Hadagarh Wildlife Sanctuary

What travellers are saying.

• Sanaghagara Waterfall
• Bhimkund Waterfall
• Khandadhar Falls
• Gundichaghai Waterfall Overview
• Murga Mahadev Temple

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• Good for Adrenaline Seekers
• Adventurous
• Good for a Rainy Day
• Hidden Gems
• Good for Couples
• Honeymoon spot
• Things to do ranked using Tripadvisor data including reviews, ratings, photos, and popularity.

1. Sanaghagara Waterfall

2. Bhimkund Waterfall

3. Khandadhar Falls

4. Murga Mahadev Temple

5. Jagannath Temple

6. Gonasikha Temple

7. Handibhanga Waterfall

8. brahmeshwar mahadev temple.

9. Gundichaghai Waterfall Overview

10. Baladevajew Temple

11. Asurkhol

12. Kanjhari Dam

13. Chikinia Park

14. Deogaon Kushaleswar

15. Badaghagara Waterfall

16. Lord Baladev Jew Temple

17. balunkeswar mahesh temple, 18. kushaleshwar temple, 19. jhadeshwar temple, 20. baladevjeu temple.

21. Hadagarh Wildlife Sanctuary

What travellers are saying.

• Sanaghagara Waterfall
• Bhimkund Waterfall
• Khandadhar Falls
• Gundichaghai Waterfall Overview
• Murga Mahadev Temple

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Things to do in keonjhar district.

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• 4.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• 3.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• Good for Kids
• Budget-friendly
• Good for Big Groups
• Good for Adrenaline Seekers
• Adventurous
• Good for a Rainy Day
• Hidden Gems
• Good for Couples
• Honeymoon spot
• Things to do ranked using Tripadvisor data including reviews, ratings, photos, and popularity.

1. Maa Tarini Temple

2. Sanaghagara Waterfall

3. Bhimkund Waterfall

4. Khandadhar Falls

5. Murga Mahadev Temple

6. Jagannath Temple

7. Gonasikha Temple

8. Handibhanga Waterfall

9. brahmeshwar mahadev temple.

10. Gundichaghai Waterfall Overview

11. Baladevajew Temple

12. Asurkhol

13. Kanjhari Dam

14. Chikinia Park

15. Deogaon Kushaleswar

16. Badaghagara Waterfall

17. Lord Baladev Jew Temple

18. balunkeswar mahesh temple, 19. kushaleshwar temple.

20. Pundul falls

21. jhadeshwar temple, 22. baladevjeu temple.

23. Hadagarh Wildlife Sanctuary

24. tata aquatica - rain water harvesting park, what travellers are saying.

• Sanaghagara Waterfall
• Bhimkund Waterfall
• Khandadhar Falls
• Gundichaghai Waterfall Overview
• Maa Tarini Temple

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Nature & parks in keonjhar.

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• Good for Adrenaline Seekers
• Adventurous
• Good for a Rainy Day
• Hidden Gems
• Good for Couples
• Honeymoon spot
• Things to do ranked using Tripadvisor data including reviews, ratings, photos, and popularity.

1. Sanaghagara Waterfall

2. Bhimkund Waterfall

3. Khandadhar Falls

4. Handibhanga Waterfall

5. Gundichaghai Waterfall Overview

6. Asurkhol

7. Kanjhari Dam

8. Chikinia Park

9. Badaghagara Waterfall

10. Hadagarh Wildlife Sanctuary

What travellers are saying.

• Sanaghagara Waterfall
• Bhimkund Waterfall
• Khandadhar Falls
• Gundichaghai Waterfall Overview
• Handibhanga Waterfall