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    DISCOVER THE BEST OF BHUBANESWAR

    Popularly known as the “Temple City of India”, Bhubaneswar is a major Indian city and the capital of the eastern costal state of Odisha. The city, formed in the 7th Century BCE, in contemporary times, has carved its niche as an educational hub and an attractive business junction. Historically rich, this is where the War of Kalinga was fought by Emperor Ashoka.

    The city is one of the best tourist attractions of India. Home to Chilika Lake, it’s a birdwatcher’s paradise. For the religious minded, Bhubaneswar is a holy ground characterised by many temples, including the Lingaraja, Nilakantha Siva, Rajarani and Muktesvara temples, standing alongside residential areas. Additional structures include the Somabaresvara Siva Temple and the Kartikesvara Siva Temple. The Nandankanan Zoo is also famed for housing a diverse collection of animals.

    If you are looking for a 5-star hotel to stay in the city, Trident, Bhubaneswar is one of the best choices. Situated minutes away from the Bhubaneswar Airport, it is also close the railway station and the major tourist attractions. The restaurants here offer you an authentic taste of Odisha along with serving other cuisines as well.


    HOW TO REACH TRIDENT, BHUBANESWAR

    Trident, Bhubaneswar is situated very conveniently near the Airport and the Railway Station. It lies just 25 minutes away from the domestic terminal of the airport and just minutes away from the train station and all major business districts.

    Biju Patnaik International Airport

    Named after the ex-Chief Minister Mr. Biju Patnaik of Odisha, it is the serving airport of the state capital. Trident, Bhubaneswar is located approximately just 5 kilometres from central Bhubaneswar, 20 minutes from Biju Patnaik International Airport, Bhubaneswar. One of the leading airports in the country, it is the 17th busiest airport in India. The Airport Authorities of India is the managing body of the Biju Patnaik International Airport. Equipped with the latest technology, the airport boasts of smooth operations.

    By Rail:

    Bhubaneswar is connected to all major cities of India and is accessible by trains from all directions. Trident, Bhubaneswar is 6 kilometres and 15 minutes away from the Bhubaneswar railway Station. Bhubaneswar Railway Station is one of the busiest railway stations in Bhubaneswar. It serves as a major transportation hub for both passengers and goods, connecting Bhubaneswar with the rest of India. The total number of trains that pass through Bhubaneswar station is 201. The number goes up every year.

    By Road:

    You can reach Trident Bhubaneswar from Delhi taking the Purvanchal Expressway. It takes approximately 31 hours. A distance of around 1635 kms., the entire trip is a very pleasurable one. Although there is no problem in travelling without stopping, it is advisable to take a break. It not only helps you rest but also avoid the dangers of driving on the highway during the night. Start early in the morning and have a safe, enjoyable road trip all the way to Bhubaneswar.

    MUSEUMS IN BHUBANESWAR

    Among other places to visit in Bhubaneswar, the museums are a part of everybody’s itinerary. Rich in collectibles and memorabilia, the Odisha State Museum is the main museum in the city.

    ODISHA STATE MUSEUM

    Established in 1932, the Odisha State Museum is the biggest and the most popular museum in Odisha. It was located in Cuttack, before being relocated to Bhubaneswar. Spread across 15 acres, the museum has 27 sections. The most prominent among them happen to be Epigraphy, Numismatics, Mining and Geology, Natural History, Archaeology, Armory, Anthropology, Contemporary Art, Art & Crafts and Manuscript. The museum boasts of about 37,000 palm leaf manuscripts on Ayurveda, Gita Govinda, Silpasastra, etc.

    RELIGIOUS PLACES IN BHUBANESWAR

    Bhubaneswar is the capital city of Odisha and is also referred to as the “Temple City of India”. Surrounded by temples, there are around 500 of them strewn across the city. Here’s a list of some of the most importan... t ones travellers in Bhubaneswar must visit.Read More

    Rameshwar Temple:

    Built at the beginning of the Somavamsi dynasty in the early 9th Century AD, Rameshwar Temple, also known as Rameshwar Deula, is a major tourist attraction and one of the most important archaeological sites of both Bhubaneswar and surrounding countryside. The temple is associated with Lord Rama. It’s said that he visited the temple with his wife Sita after winning the great battle over King Ravana in Lanka.

    Makareswar Temple:

    Lying close to the Papanasini Tank and the corner of Badhei Banka Chowk, Bhubaneswar, lies the Makareswar Temple. Depicting a very simple appearance with the external façade devoid of elaborate decoration, it resembles other late Ganga period temples. The visible decadence in sculptural and architectural undertakings during this period is evident as that period in history is marked with political turmoil and instability. The presence of Kirtimukha topped with Udyata lion in the middle of baranda mouldings is unique here.

    Khandagiri Caves:

    Also known popularly as “The Twin Caves”, the Udaygiri and Khandagiri Caves are situated in the centre of Bhubaneswar and are considered to be Odisha’s hidden gems. Both the caves are historically very significant and are popular tourist spots. Both the Udaygiri and Khandagiri Caves give you a deep insight into the culture and lifestyle of Jain ascetics. The caves were dug by King Kharavela of the Mahamegavahana Dynasty in the second and first centuries BCE.

    Brahma Temple:

    Located beside the eastern bank of the Bindusagar Lake on the path leading to the Lingaraj Temple, the Brahma Temple was built by the Gajapati Rulers. It is said to be important to seek blessings of Lord Brahma at this temple before going to the Lingaraj Temple. According to legend, Lord Brahma came to Bhubaneswar to attend Lord Lingaraj’s coronation. The temple was established in his honour, near the Bindusagar Lake.

    Mukteshwar Temple:

    A cluster of smaller shrines with the main structure in the middle, the Mukteshwar Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Built during the rule of the Somavanshi dynasty sometime around 950 AD, it is one of the finest specimens of Kalinga architecture. Although surrounded by shrines, the Mukteshwar temple has a pond in the corner. The small water body adds to the beauty of the site. According to legend a dip here can cure infertility.

    Lingaraj Temple:

    Dedicated to the supreme Lord of the Universe, Lord Shiva, the Lingaraj Temple in Bhubaneswar is not only a splendid example of Kalinga art and architecture, but also an extremely attractive site for tourists. The rich historical and cultural significance brings in millions of devotees and pilgrims from round the nation, every year. Constructed by the kings of the Eastern Ganga dynasty, the temple is surrounded by a massive stone wall enclosing a water tank called Bindu Sagar.

    Rajarani Temple:

    Also known as the “Love Temple”, the Rajarani Temple is another famous shrine in Bhubaneswar dating back to the 11th Century. It is a classic example of the Kalinga style of architecture, which is characterised by its intricate carvings, and sculptures of gods and goddesses. The temple celebrates a Music festival called the Rajarani music festival during the months of January and February. Musicians from different parts of the world gather here to perform various styles of music including Carnatic, Hindustani and Odissi.

    Brahmeswara Temple:

    One of the holiest temples in Bhubaneswar and among the best places of heritage in Odisha, the Bhrameswara Temple is situated just 3 kms. away from the Lingaraj Temple. The Bhrameswara Temple is known for its artistic sculptures. There are Tantric images inside too. The exterior walls feature sculptures of several gods and goddesses, birds, animals and some religious scenes. The main focus is an exquisite carving of Lord Shiva in his Natraja form.

    Markandeshwar Temple:

    An important historical and spiritual site devoted to Lord Shiva, the Markandeshwar Temple is located in Bhubaneswar in the south-west corner of the Bindu Sagar Tank. The temple was supposedly built towards the end of the 8th Century AD, with the Jagamohana originally keyed into the Deula, indicating its contemporariness over earlier temples. Though the body of the temple is damaged, images still exist. The Nataraj sculpture at the entrance is truly magnificent.

    Parasuramesvara Temple:

    Assumed to be one of the oldest temples in Bhubaneswar, the Parasurameswara Temple is small in size but is breathtaking when it comes to decoration of any shrine belonging to Lord Shiva. Constructed in 650 AD the temple has amazing sculptures of animals, amorous couples and floral designs. The outer walls are adorned with carvings of Hindu gods and goddesses and depictions of Puranic stories. But the most unique are the 1000 Lingas placed in one corner of the temple.

    Kedar Gouri Temple:

    Lying just 300 mts. away from the Mukteshwara Temple, the Kedar Gouri Temple complex is another place of religious importance in Bhubaneswar. The complex has two temples. While one is dedicated to Lord Shiva (Kedar), the other one is dedicated to his wife Parvati (Gauri). Legend has it that Shiva came down here and was extremely pleased with serenity of the place and decided to settle down here with Parvati.

    SHOPPING MALLS IN BHUBANESWAR

    Bhubaneswar, the capital city of Odisha, is a modern city with all the features of a modern Indian metropolis. Enjoy shopping with some of the swankiest malls around the city.

    Symphony Mall:

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    Offering a variety of shopping experiences with quality brands at good prices, Symphony Mall is one of the most popular malls in Bhubaneswar. It’s especially good for women’s and children’s products. The clean floors, the low ambiance lighting on the floors is appreciated by one and all. The highlight is the Inox theatre and events like “Call For The Blue” organised by Yamaha India. The is preferred for easy accessibility, clean washrooms and kids’ zone with great games.

    DN Regalia Mall:

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    Situated centrally at Patrapada area in Bhubaneswar, the DN Regalia Mall is a shoppers’ paradise. It offers an exclusive shopping experience with varied options for food, fashion and entertainment. The brands offered here are top of the line franchises like US Polo Association, Arrow, Van Huesen, Levi’s and others. There are sports brands too. The sprawling food court here serves to all kinds of palates. From Indian specialty, Chinese, Thai and Continental to popular street food, anyone will be spoilt for choice.

    Nexus Esplanade:

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    Located in the heart of Bhubaneswar, the Nexus Esplanade mall spans across 4,00,000 square foot area. and is the first sizeable Urban Consumption Centre with 100+ domestic & international brands. A diverse range of stores and amenities makes Nexus Esplanade a preferred shopping hub for residents and tourists alike. Adding to the attraction is a modern multiplex that regularly shows Indian and international films.

    PLACES FOR KIDS IN BHUBANESWAR

    Bhubaneswar is a kid friendly city. So do not be worried about your kids getting bored when you travel here. Here are some of the places your kids will enjoy going to while in Bhubaneswar.

    Nandankanan Zoological Park

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    Established in 1960 in Bhubaneswar, The Nandankanan Zoological Park opened its gates to the public only after 1979. A 400-hectare zoo, it became the first zoo to join the World Association of Zoos & Aquariums in 2009. Apart from animals and birds, the zoo is also home to rare plants, orchids and herbs. There is also a botanical garden and a part of the zoo has been declared as a sanctuary.

    Udaygiri Caves:

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    Also known popularly as “The Twin Caves”, the Udaygiri and Khandagiri Caves are situated in the centre of Bhubaneswar and are considered to be Odisha’s hidden gems. Both the caves are historically very significant and are popular tourist spots. Both the Udaygiri and Khandagiri Caves give you a deep insight into the culture and lifestyle of Jain ascetics. The caves were dug by King Kharavela of the Mahamegavahana Dynasty in the second and first centuries BCE.

    PARKS, GARDENS AND THEME PARKS IN BHUBANESWAR

    Unlike the other capital cities full of brick, mortar and iron, Bhubaneswar has its own share of greenery. The city is full of parks, gardens and theme destinations. Check out some of the must visit ones.

    SMAAASH:

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    One of India’s most acclaimed gaming and entertainment centres, SMAASH is Bhubaneswar’s premier gaming destination for family, friends and children alike. It entertains you with sports, virtual reality, music and dining. This modern gaming spot is a huge hit with both tourists and residents of Bhubaneswar city. Leaving Bhubaneswar without a visit to SMAAASH would be a loss, especially for the young and the adventurous.

    Ocean World Water Park:

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    Just 22 kms. away from Bhubaneswar city lies the fabulous Ocean World Water Park. Located at Kurang Sasan, Ocean World Water Park is one of the best spots for all kinds of water sports and fun activities. Innumerable water rides apart, there are roller coasters that take thrill seekers to another level of adventure. Ocean World Water Park also has an amusement park facilitated with umpteen regular rides and fun activities.

    WEEKEND GETAWAYS NEAR BHUBANESWAR

    Travellers in Bhubaneswar can count on the fact that temples would not be their only destinations to pay a visit to. There are a lot of places hours away from Bhubaneswar travellers can go and enjoy. We strongly adv... ise not to miss any of the weekend getaways around the city.Read More

    Shree Jagannath Temple, Puri:

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    Situated 65 kms. away from Bhubaneswar, the Jagannath Temple of Puri is one of the most revered and sacred Hindu temples in the world. Dedicated to Lord Jagannath, one of the avatars of Lord Vishnu, the temple is historically, culturally and religiously significant when it comes to Hinduism. The intricate architecture of the temple shows various scenes of Hindu mythology as well as daily life. The main structure lies underground housing idols of Lords Jagannath, Balabhadra and Subhadra.

    Gopalpur:

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    The state of Odisha has a very long coastline dotted with beautiful beaches other than the obvious Puri. Situated a mere 73 kms. away from Bhubaneswar, lies this hidden gem of a beach town called Gopalpur. The place has a wonderful history dating back to the Kalinga period. The main attraction, the beach is clean and strewn with golden sand. The waves are gentle enough for swimming, surfing, boating and other water sports.

    Keonjhar:

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    Lying around 219 kms. away from Bhubaneswar is one of the perfect weekend getaways, Keonjhar. Situated in the northern part of the state, it’s mainly a land locked area. It is surrounded by Singbhum in the north, Jaipur in the south, Dhenkanal in the west and Mayurbhanj in the east. The famous Baitarani River originates from the Keonjhar plateau. Visit some of the most picturesque peaks when in Keonjhar. Also enjoy treks through deciduous forests filled with natural beauty.

    Chilka:

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    Chilka Lake, Asia’s largest brackish water lagoon, is a perfect getaway from Bhubaneswar. Situated just 70 kms. off Bhubaneswar, the Chilka Lake lies near to the Bay of Bengal. With an area over 1100 sq. kms., it’s spread over Puri, Kharda and Ganjam districts. The lake is populated by quite a few islands that add to the overall beauty. A wintering ground for migratory birds, it’s one of the most important wetlands in India.

    Konark Sun Temple

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    Situated 65 kms. outside oh Bhubaneswar, the Konark Sun Temple is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a must visit for travellers. Built by King Narsimhadeva in the 13th Century, it is one of the most impressive historical architectural and religious sites of India. Spread over 30 acres, the temple is famous for resembling the chariot of the Lord Surya (Sun) with 24 wheels pulled by seven horses. Devotees crowd the temple all across the year.

    Udaygiri:

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    Also known popularly as “The Twin Caves”, the Udaygiri and Khandagiri Caves are situated in the centre of Bhubaneswar and are considered to be Odisha’s hidden gems. Both the caves are historically very significant and are popular tourist spots. Both the Udaygiri and Khandagiri Caves give you a deep insight into the culture and lifestyle of Jain ascetics. The caves were dug by King Kharavela of the Mahamegavahana Dynasty in the second and first centuries BCE.

    Paradip:

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    Lying 104 kms. away from Bhubaneswar, Paradip is a major port city of Odisha. Although a famous port, it boasts of attractive and expansive beaches, much for the delight of travellers looking for a weekend getaway. A quaint lighthouse on the beach gives it a touch of surrealism. The place is also famous for its evergreen forests and long stretches of lush grasslands crisscrossed by rivers and streams. Also famous is the Paradip Marine Museum.

    SPORTS VENUES IN BHUBANESWAR

    Like any other city in India, Bhubaneswar too has its share of sports fanatics. The state-of-the-art stadium hosts regular sporting tournaments for fans.

    Kalinga Stadium:

    Kalinga Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. The foundation of this modern stadium was laid in 1978. Completed in 2010, it has multiple facilities. The sports practiced here include athletics, football, hockey, basketball, tennis, table tennis and swimming. Other features of the stadium includes a 8-lane synthetic athletics track, a sports hostel and a fully equipped gymnasium. It has a capacity of 55,000 spectators.

    MULTIPLEXES IN BHUBANESWAR

    Tourists and residents in Bhubaneswar are spoilt for choice when it comes to watching movies – in Hindi, English and Oriya. There are a number of movie theatres in the city. Some of the worth visiting are:

    Keshari Talkies:

    Keshari Talkies Cinema Hall is a single screen movie theatre located in Bhubaneswar. It has been a part of Bhubaneswar’s cultural landscape since its establishment in the 1950s. The hall has managed to stay relevant despite the advent of multiplexes and digital cinemas. There has been renovations made to bring it up to the times. The interiors are warm and welcoming. Modern mechanism has ensured that viewers are glued to their seats enjoying their choice of films.

    Maharaja Picture Palace:

    Just beside the NH16 on Bhubaneswar stands the grand Maharaja Picture Palace. It is a large cinema hall equipped with Dolby digital system. Inaugurated in 1992, the first film screened here was “Vansh”. Apart from films, there are other forms of entertainment too. a well-stocked snack counter serves all flavours of popcorn and other yummy eatables. With highly affordable ticket rates, it is a great place to go and enjoy a movie.

    BEST TIME TO VISIT BHUBANESWAR

    Bhubaneswar is a beautiful city set in the Indian state of Orissa. It is well-known as the ‘Temple city’ of the country. The place is an important centre of Hindu Pilgrimage. The best time to visit Bhubaneswar is the winter season. The weather remains pleasant at this time. The average temperature stays low, which is perfect for sightseeing. You can enjoy a comfortable stay during the winter season.

    POPULAR THINGS TO DO IN BHUBANESWAR

    Whether you want to relax in the lap of nature or indulge in unravelling the heritage and culture, Bhubaneswar has lot on offer. You can go visit the historic temples and spend insightful time at the State Museum and the Tribal Museum. You can also take leisurely strolls in the sprawling parks of the city. There are also traditional eateries and shopping spots for you to explore and enjoy.

    SHOPPING – WHERE TO SHOP IN BHUBANESWAR

    Bhubaneswar, the bustling capital of Odisha, is a shopper's paradise, seamlessly blending traditional markets, lively streets, and modern malls. As Bhubaneswar continues to grow and modernize, its shopping scene has transformed as well. This vibrant city offers something for every taste and budget. Here are some must-visit spots for shopaholics -

    Esplanade One Mall

    Bapuji Nagar Market

    Shahid Nagar Market

    Unit 2 Market

    Ekamra Haat

    Patia Market

    FOOD TO TASTE IN BHUBANESWAR

    Bhubaneswar, also known as the “Temple City” of India has its own rich cultural heritage. But it’s not completely religious. The city also has a unique and thriving food culture waiting to be discovered. Here is a list of dishes you have to try while in Bhubaneswar –

    Dahibara Ghugni Aludam

    Pahala Rasgulla

    Matihandi Mutton

    Rabdi Lassi

    Malpua Aludum

    NIGHT LIFE IN BHUBANESWAR

    Nightlife is slowly but steadily making its mark in Bhubaneswar. Considering the rising number of tourists, a significant part of which includes the youth, the number of bars, lounges, pubs and nightclubs is increasing. Some visit-worthy places are –

    Angan Horizon

    10 DC – Lounge Bar & Pub

    The Cellar – Mayfair Lagoon

    Pegasus Bar

    Baron & Baroness

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