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Going away on cold winter days to be near the sea and experience the sun and sand are the options few can resist and these are the reasons why Puri continues to be one of the top destinations to visit in India. This sleepy little city on the shores of Bay of Bengal attracts thousands of footfalls on a day to day basis but winter is considered to be the peak season as the weather is absolutely gorgeous and along with that there are a lot of cultural events that take place in the city and its nearby areas. Those who are planning to visit can easily check out the dates for the beach festival in Puri, sand art fest, dance festival in Konark, international surfing festival and the Chillika festival where you will see thousands of migratory birds and learn a lot about our winged friends. Apart from being a major tourist hub this city is also an important pilgrimage and the 12 th century temple of Lord Jagannath attracts people of all religion and faith. During the annual Rath Yatra more ...

When it comes to unique and versatile places Puri in Odisha tops the list. This quaint little city on the source of Bay of Bengal is both a major tourist destination and also a place of great religious significance. Known as the abode of Lord Jagannath this is a place that attracts millions of people belonging to different religions and though all of them don’t get a chance to see the deities inside the temple they still come for the all pervading spirituality that is the essence of the city. During the annual Rath Yatra or the Chariot Festival the deities are brought out of the temple and put in majestic chariots which are pulled by the devotees and this is the time everyone get a chance to see the deities and seek their blessings. Apart from this time the period between October to February see the maximum footfalls as these months have wonderful weather and also the visitors get to be a part of some great festivals like the Puri Beach Resort , dance festival in Konark, sand art ...

Puri, known as Jagannath Dham is one of the most famous tourist destinations in Odisha and whosoever plans a visit to the state start with this quaint little coastal city. Located on the shores of Bay of Bengal it is the epicentre of spiritualism and the 12 th century temple of Lord Jagannath stands as a sign of people’s faith and belief. What attracts the visitors here is the slow pace of life, the sparkling sea, soft golden sands of the beach and the scenic destinations in the nearby areas. Being close to the airport in Bhubaneswar which is just an hour’s drive away make it easy for tourists to come and of course Puri also has a railway station which is pretty convenient for those who want to come here directly. The city has not lost any of its old world charm as you will come across beautiful temples with architectural designs of a by gone era, colourful houses, narrow by lanes filled with shops selling local handicrafts and lots of small Restaurant in Puri   where you can ...