All Inclusive Saranda Forest 4 Days Tour From Bhubaneswar

Kiriburu -Seranda Forest and sunset point

Pick up guests from Bhubaneswar :
Our Guests will arrive by air-conditioned van/SUV from Bhubneswar to Barbil.
We will receive all our guests in the Barbil and will check into the air-conditioned accommodation.

are the twin hills separated by the borders of the Indian states of Odisha and Jharkhand.
The word ‘Kiri’ means ‘Elephant’ and ‘Buru’ means ‘Hill’ which rightfully describes Kiriburu as the ‘Hill of Elephants’ as it provides shelter to an enormous number of wild elephants.
Meghahatuburu, on the other hand, derives its name from the word ‘Meghata’ which means ‘Clouds’ thus citing it as a ‘Hill of Clouds’, as it remains covered under layers of clouds most time of the year. Meghahatuburu is also often addressed as ‘Cherrapunji of Jharkhand’.
The word ‘Kiri’ means ‘Elephant’ and ‘Buru’ means ‘Hill’ which rightfully describes Kiriburu as the ‘Hill of Elephants’ as it provides shelter to an enormous number of wild elephants.

Visit the Harihar temple and Barbil local market and return for a good night's rest in the air-conditioned hotel accommodation.

Lunch will be provided on a buffet basis and is included in the package for both vegetarian and non vegetarian options

Dinner will be provided on a buffet basis and is included in the package for both vegetarian and non vegetarian options

Overnight stay in Barbil in a luxury Air conditioned room on a twin-sharing basis at Padma Inn or Adhar Regency.

Explore Elephant Corridor and temples

nothing feels better than visiting naturally blessed places that let one rejoice and feel good inside out. One such brilliant experience is offered by waterfalls in Odisha, one of which is the Murga Mahadev Waterfall. This waterfall has been among the major picnic spots in Odisha where travelers can revivify themselves and also seek blessings from the almighty. Located in the Keonjhar District of the state, the waterfall celebrates the presence of a Lord Shiva Temple by the name of Mruga Mahadev. Tourists love to pay a visit to this famous temple in Keonjhar district around the time of major festivals namely Kartika, Shravana, and Shivratri. And that’s not all as the waterfall also boasts of the presence of traditional folk heritage and tribal settlement.

Keonjhar has a stunning spectacular natural environment encircled by lush green forest. The majestic Baitarani River provides two most beautiful and scary waterfalls called Sanakunda & Badakunda to natural lovers. The waterfall has a terrific characteristic of imparting an awesome experience to the visitors due to the large vertical-shaped gorge & speeding current which makes the environment smokey. Further huge roaring sound of the waterfall makes the place most interesting among tourists. This waterfall is considered as a most sacred place from a religious point of view. Local people gather here during the annual celebration of Makar Sankranti in large numbers. Mythology is that Pandavas stayed some time here during their religious expedition

THE TARINI TEMPLE
The Maa Tarini Temple in Ghatgaon is a famous Hindu Goddess temple dedicated to Maa Tarini. It is said by the local people that the King of Kendujhar was bringing Tarinini Maa from Puri to Kendujhar with a condition that if he turned back then she would not move further.
TOURISM IN GHATAGAON TARINI TEMPLE
Ghatagaon Tarini temple is located at Keonjhar. The surroundings of the temple are covered with forests. Due to forests the chirruping sound of birds, and the sound of rustling of leaves of trees give one a heavenly feel.

Gundichaghagi waterfall is located amidst a spectacular natural environment with lush green forest. This picnic spot is truly a paradise for natural lovers which gives unforgettable memories to the visitors. A cascade of waterfalls on the river Musala falls at a distance of 50 feet below the river surface making the area virtually smokey & attractive with a roaring sound.

The place gets its name from a nearby stream, which is named Sita. The tiny hamlet of Sitabinji has a population of less than 1000 but has volumes to narrate when it comes to history and myths. According to one such legend, it is said that Sita Devi used this place as her home when she was abandoned by her husband Rama.
Locals believe that she gave birth to the twins, Lava and Kusha, at this place. One can find a small shrine, which houses the stone idols of Sita and her sons, which are located in between a natural cavity formed by two treacherous, large boulders, which balance against one another at different angles.

Another one of the most beautiful places in Keonjhar. Its visuals are mesmerizing. This place is great for photography and picnics. The evening visuals are very monochromatic. This place is also good for children. This place is crowded in winter. This dam is also known as Chak Dam. The name of the nearest village to this dam is Chaka. This dam is built on a tributary of the Baitarani River. This dam is generally used for irrigation purposes. The height of this dam is 29.50 meters and the length is 135 meters. The view during sunrise and sunset is very spectacular

Back to Barbil and have night's rest in the air-conditioned accommodations

Lunch will be provided on a buffet basis and is included in the package for both vegetarian and non vegetarian options

Dinner will be provided on a buffet basis and is included in the package for both vegetarian and non vegetarian options

Overnight stay in Barbil in luxury Air conditioned room on a twin sharing basis at Padma Inn or Adhar Regency

Explore the pristine nature - Forest and Waterfalls

The literal meaning of Khandadhar is 'sword’s edge' (Khanda – Sword, Dhar – Edge). Speeding water of the Khandadhar Spring falls straight down to the earth at around 500 feet height. Due to the vertical falling of water, this fall is known as Khandadhar. The stunning natural environment encircled by the hills in three directions will mesmerize you. The natural environment of this area is also an ideal place for rich flora and fauna which are abundantly available here.

Gonasika is a famous hill situated in the Keonjhar District of Orissa. Nestled amidst green valleys and wooded hills, Gonasika is famous as a sacred destination. The place is considered to be the origin of the River Baitarani and has a rich historical value. The place is located at a distance of just 45 km from the district headquarters of Keonjhar and it takes half an hour by car to reach the place from the district headquarters. The place is very famous as the temple of Brahmeshwar Mahadev is situated here.

The River Baitarani flows underground after flowing a bit from the point of its origin. The river is seen again after it covers a short distance underground and the entire journey resembles the nostril of a cow. The serene location attracts a number of nature lovers. The tourists love to explore the scenic locales of this place which is also a famous tourist spot.

Sana Ghagara which typically means a small waterfall is one of the top places to visit in Odisha to enjoy the resplendent side of nature. Located 5 kilometers away from Keonjhar town, this beautiful waterfall on the San Machakandana River is an exotic ecotourism spot.

The area is spread over 488 hectares in a hilly tract with mixed deciduous and miscellaneous types of forest vegetation. There is a little park with models of animals such as dinosaurs near the fall, along with boating facilities.

The Badaghagara Waterfall is a waterfall in the Kendujhar district in the Indian state of Odisha. Badaghagara is located at a distance of 11 km from the district headquarters of Kendujhar district. Being a perennial source of water, a dam has been constructed on the downstream side. It is situated at a distance of 5 kilometers on the downstream of Sanaghagara Waterfall. It is a perennial waterfall. The Machha Kandana, a small river, plunges from a height of 60 meters in a single drop.

Badaghagra waterfall is located amid captivating surroundings which add to the beauty of the place and make it more alluring. Dense forests covering the waterfall make it a perfect destination for those who wish to spend some time amid natural beauty and also an ideal location for trekking and picnicking.

Return to Barbil and have a night's rest in air condition accommodation.

Lunch will be provided on a buffet basis and is included in the package for both vegetarian and non vegetarian options

Dinner will be provided on a buffet basis and is included in the package for both vegetarian and non vegetarian options

Overnight stay in Barbil in luxury Air conditioned room on a twin sharing basis at Padma Inn or Adhar Regency