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In today’s world when there is a lot of discussion on the importance of mental health and how to stay away from worries and tensions, taking a break   has become absolutely essential. Human beings always have been adventurous and there is a kind of wanderlust that takes people to far off places and introduces them to new people, new culture and a different way of life.   Those who are looking forward to going somewhere peaceful and to a place where they will get a chance to spend some quality time with their loved ones; Puri in Odisha can be the perfect place. This quaint little city on the shores of Bay of Bengal is the four most religious places in India. Both the beach and the 12 th century temple of Lord Jagannath hold immeasurable attraction to the visitors and even for those staying in Odisha it is a favourite place for short breaks. Reaching the city is extremely easy as it is connected to almost all the major cities in the country by railways and those who wish to ...

The coastal city of Puri is one of the most destinations to visit in Odisha. Anyone who plans a trip to this side of India keeps this place on the top of his wish list and even for those staying in the state this is a regular go-to place for a break. Known to have huge religious and spiritual importance Puri is considered to be one of the four most sacred places in the  country and its 12 th century temple of Lord Jagannath is the cynosure of all eyes. Apart from being a pilgrimage it is also known for its beautiful beaches, a sea that is absolutely safe and also for the places in the nearby areas which have great scenic values. You can plan a trip to visit world heritage listed Sun Temple in Konark, Chillika Lake where you can see thousands of migratory birds in the cool winter months and the artists’ village in Raghurajpur where you can find the artists creating magic on fabrics, a specially designed canvas called Patta and even on dry coconuts. Though the maximum number of...

Going on a trip to Puri can be one of the most enriching and fulfilling experience in your life. Known to be one of the four most spiritual destinations in India; Puri encompasses all religions and during the annual Rath Yatra it is indeed a heart warming sight to see people of all religious faith and belief coming to see the deities of Lord Jagannath, Balabhadra and Devi Subhadra and seeking their blessings. The 12 th century temple in the heart of the city stands tall as an epitome of people’s faith and belief but then it is an equally fascinating monument because of the historical significance and architectural designs of the past. The city is located on the shores of Bay of Bengal and for all those coming here it is a place that is full of promise. You can swim in the crystal clear waters of the sea, relax on the sun kissed beaches, visit some of the scenic sights and feel a connection with the divinity. Though the peak season starts from September and continues till Ma...

Puri in Odisha is one of those places where you feel totally relaxed the moment you set foot on it. This quaint little city has been the spiritual centre of the state and is considered to be one of the four most religious places in India. Though the 12 th century temple of Lord Jagannath is a Hindu temple it still attracts people of different religious faith and belief and every year the is a beautiful tradition wherein the deities are brought outside the temple for all to see and it is believed that it is the time to remind the people that the Jagannath cult is not restricted to any particular religion and it encompasses one and all. The Rath Yatra is an yearly affair and that is the time when the city gets prepared to receive more than a million people who come from all corners of the world. But Puri though is mostly famous for its religious significance but then it is one of the most beautiful coastal cities in India. Situated on the shores of Bay of Bengal in Odisha thi...

As a country India is one of the most popular travel destinations for tourists across the globe. The majestic mountain ranges, national parks, lakes, rivers, beaches, monuments and a number of world heritage listed places bring in millions of people every year. But apart from the scenic attractions the country is all about temples, mystics and a kind of spirituality that is beyond any particular religion. People come here to be a part of this all pervading serenity and also to revel in the festivals which have a deep spiritual connotation. The colourful streets, ancient temples, extremely friendly people and world class infrastructure have made the country a major tourist hub. Puri in the eastern part of India is a unique and an important tour destination as it has two key features; it is located on the shores of Bay of Bengal and is one of the four most religious places in the country. Known to be the abode of Lord Jagannath the city thrives on religious tourism and havin...