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Must Visit
Top Attractions
Things to Do
Activities
Explore the magnificent Satkosia Gorge and the Mahanadi River.
Seek blessings at the revered Maa Hingula Temple.
Relax and rejuvenate at the natural Deulajhari Hot Springs.
Core
Experiences
Enjoy a jungle safari at Satkosia Tiger Reserve.
Experience riverside camping along the Mahanadi.
Experience luxury glamping at Eco Retreat Satkosia.
Celebrations
Events & Festivals
Experience the vibrant culture and traditions of the region through its spectacular festivals.
Raja Parba
Festival of womanhood
Jun 13
- Jun 15
, 12:00 AM
- 11:59 PM
Across Odisha
Raja Parba is a unique festival celebrating womanhood, fertility, and the cyclical rhythms of nature. Observed over three days across Odisha, it symbolises the menstruation of Mother Earth, during which agricultural activities are paused. Swings, traditional games, new clothes, and festive delicacies mark the celebration, especially among young girls and women.
Cultural Significance
- Celebrates womanhood and fertility, symbolising the menstruation of Mother Earth with fertility and acknowledging it as a natural and life-giving process.
- Carries a strong social message of dignity, rest, and respect for women, challenging taboos around menstruation.
- Reinforces the connection between nature and the feminine, with the Earth revered as a nurturing force.
- Encourages pause from agricultural activity, reflecting harmony with natural cycles.
- Strengthens community bonding through shared rituals, traditional games, and festive gatherings.
Makar Sankranti
Harvest religious festival
Jan 14
, 12:00 AM
- 11:59 PM
Odisha
Makar Sankranti marks the transition of the sun into Capricorn and the beginning of longer days. Celebrated across Odisha, it is associated with harvest, charity, and spiritual observances. Special dishes, kite flying, and holy dips in rivers and water bodies are common during this festival.
Cultural Significance
- Marks an important solar transition in the Hindu calendar.
- Associated with harvest and seasonal change.
- Celebrated with traditional foods and customs.
Gastronomy
Local Food & Cuisine
Indulge in authentic local culinary delights that
reflect the rich heritage of the land.
River Fish Preparations
Freshly caught Mahanadi fish cooked in traditional mustard gravy and local spices.
Traditional Odia Meals
Relish Pakhala Bhata, Dalma, Saga Bhaja, steamed rice, and authentic country-style curries.
Tribal Cuisine
Taste wholesome millet-based dishes and delicacies prepared using locally sourced forest produce.
Traditional Sweets
Savour Chhena Poda, Rasagola, Arisa Pitha, Khaja, Chenna Jhili, Chhena Bara, and Mandia Idli.
Journey
How to Reach
Anugola is well connected by road and rail, with regular bus and train services linking it to Bhubaneswar, Kataka, and Sambalpur.
Air
The nearest airport is Biju Patnaik International
Airport (BBI) in Bhubaneswar, offering excellent connectivity.
Rail
Well-connected to major Indian rail networks with
regular express and passenger services.
Road
Easily accessible via well-maintained national and
state highways with regular bus and cab services.
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