Add to your travel itinerary with beautiful Bhubaneswar, at the heart of Odisha. Bhubaneswar, also known as the “Temple City,” is home to more than 700 temples, each with elaborate carvings and interesting stories. The city boasts a rich array of ancient temples, from the majestic Lingaraj Temple to the serene Mukteswara Temple. And there’s more than just temples to explore; there are lush parks, bustling markets, and mouthwatering street food to tantalize your taste buds.
So prepare yourself for a journey to this magical city! Read More: How to Get There!
BATHING THE WAY TO BHUBANESWAR.
By Plane: Rising Above the Clouds
Bhubaneswar is served by its own Biju Patnaik International Airport (BBI) and can be reached easily from major Indian cities. Especially, if you’re flying in from Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Chennai, Trivandrum, or Kolkata, you’re in luck! There are plenty of direct flights to Bhubaneswar as the airport is very well connected. The flight from Delhi is around two hours long on average, whereas a flight from Mumbai is about an hour and a half long.
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By Train: Watch the Earth Whiz By
Or take the scenic route and hop on a train. Trains arrive from all over India to Bhubaneswar Railway Station, since it is a major junction. Catch an overnight train from Delhi that takes about 18 hours to reach. If you’re travelling from Kolkata, a train journey will take you around 10 hours, and if you’re coming from Chennai, around 14 hours.
Traveling by train not only lets you witness the beautiful landscapes of India but also meets up with fellow travelers as well. Pack a good book and some snacks because this ride is going to be long! Visit Indian Railways or booking sites such as IRCTC for timings and bookings.
By Land: The Way Less Traveled
Driving to Bhubaneswar is an experience for tourists preferring the thrill of road trip. The city is connected with different states of the country through National Highways. Coming in from Kolkata, it will take you roughly 8-10 hours by road, while from Raipur, it could be around 10 hours too.
Visiting from surrounding cities by rental car or bus is a fun way to see the countryside. Imagine yourself driving through the beautiful streets, stopping at small dhabas at intervals for delicious local cuisine and keeping the sights in your eyes. There are a number of private bus services between cities, and tickets can be booked online through sites such as RedBus.
Locomotion: Hop on in Bhubaneswar
Getting around is a piece of cake once you touch down in Bhubaneswar. Auto-rickshaws and cycle-rickshaws are everywhere, and they’re a fun way to get around the city. If you want a more comfortable journey, you can also take cab services via applications like Ola or Uber. Start your adventure If you’re feeling adventurous, renting out a bicycle and navigating your way around the local streets is a great way to take in the sights on your own pace.
Expert Suggestions for the Best Bhubaneswar Trip
- Be Smart About Tempel Timing: The temples are central, but each temple has its own opening hours and rituals. To experience the spiritual ambience fully, research in advance or check with locals for the best times to visit.
- Taste Local Food: Enjoy your local food items like Dahi Pakhala, Rasgulla and the world-famous Odisha Thali. Packed street food stalls serve appetizing bites without breaking the bank.
- Discover More Than the Temples: While Bhubaneswar is known for its temples, a visit to the Udayagiri and Khandagiri Caves will also give you a glimpse of the ancient history of the place or you can get away for a day to see the beautiful Puri beach or go on an excursion for the beautiful Chilika Lake to see the scenic view.
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- Intercourse with Locals: Odia are very friendly and hospitable people. Making conversation with locals can enhance your experience and provide you with insights into the city’s culture and history.
Whether traveling by train, air, or road, it is easy to reach this enchanting destination and thus your adventure in Bhubaneswar awaits in just a ticket! So pack your bags, your camera, and get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey to the heart of rich and vibrant culture in India. The Temple City awaits!
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