Maa Taratarini Temple
A Hindu temple of Adi Shakti on the Kumari hills by the Rushikulya river, near Purushottampur in Ganjam, about 28 km from Brahmapur.
Around Berhampur
Places guests often visit from the lodge. Distances are approximate.
A Hindu temple of Adi Shakti on the Kumari hills by the Rushikulya river, near Purushottampur in Ganjam, about 28 km from Brahmapur.
Chandragiri is in Mohana block and is known for its Buddhist temple. It was inaugurated in 2010 by the Dalai Lama.
A sea beach with forest and a historic fort. Gopalpur is known for its beach and the coast around it.
A beach near Gopalpur in Brahmapur, Ganjam, opening onto the Bay of Bengal.
A freshwater lake of about 300 hectares on the Rushikulya river, near Chhatrapur, about 23 km from Brahmapur.
A waterfall on the Mahendratanaya river in Gajapati district, about 30 km from Paralakhemundi.
An irrigation dam at Digapahandi, opened in 1978. About 45 km from Berhampur and 19 km from Digapahandi.
Known for its landscape, nearby communities, and a deer park maintained by the forest department.
A wildlife sanctuary in Ganjam, spread across about 118 square kilometres in the Lakhari valley.
A mountain in the Rayagada subdivision of Gajapati district, in the Eastern Ghats, at an elevation of 1,501 metres.