Kalinga Valley: Treasury of Medicinal Flora

   The natural beauty of the Kalinga Valley should be called the definite environmental rainbow dimension. Yes, the magnificent and beautiful surroundings of Kalinga Valley are always full of fragrance. 

   Hence, tourists are fascinated by the natural and environmental beauty of the Kalinga Valley. It is seen as a mythological and historical heritage. Kalinga Valley, located on the Phulbani-Barhampur road in Kandhamal district of Odisha, India, has global fame. 

   It can also be called a rare treasure of medicinal plants. Kalinga Valley, located about 100 km from Phulbani, is especially famous for silviculture gardens and medicinal plants. The special thing is that Dashmilla is situated near this beautiful valley. It was in Dashmilla that Emperor Ashoka fought the Kalinga war. Dashmilla is known for the Kalinga war. 

  The country holds a special place in the world for medicinal flora. According to experts, the availability of rare medicinal plants of the world in this rare valley is large. Various species of rubber and bamboo are special in Silviculture Garden.

   This valley always smells of fragrance. The clamor of wildlife keeps this magnificent valley buzzing. In fact, the Kalinga Valley is a magnificent home for Asian elephants.

   This area of ​​lakes and springs is very visible. A long series of scenic and attractive places exist in and around the Kalinga Valley. A paved waterfall set amidst natural beauty is a special attraction of the Kalinga Valley. 

  The beauty of this waterfall, falling from a height of about 60 feet, is formed. This waterfall situated in the natural dense forest area is considered to be the glory and beauty of the Kalinga Valley. 

   This area of ​​the Rashimal mountain ranges is also the origin of the Rashikulya river. There is also a magnificent ancient cave on the hilltop. Which is known as Rashgampunda. In fact, Pakkajhar waterfall, Dungi, Mandsuru Kuti and Belghar etc. are the main attractions of the Kalinga Valley.

   Dungi: Dungi is virtually the only archaeological area of ​​Kandhamal. Dungi is recognized as a national heritage on the Phulbani-Barhampur road, about 45 km from Phulbani.

   According to experts, in the 11th century there was a very spectacular Buddhist Vihara here. A huge Shiva temple at Dungi came into existence after the Buddhist vihara was destroyed. According to experts, the remains of the Buddhist Vihara were found in this area during the period of Shiva temple construction. 

   These relics were performed in the Shiva temple. However the Buddha statue received from the Buddhist Vihara was on display at the State Museum Bhubaneswar, Odisha.

  Mandsaru Kuti: Mandsaru Kuti is actually a magnificent and very ancient church. Mandsaru Kuti, located about 100 km from Phulbani, is actually a very picturesque village. There is a beautiful church outside this village. 

  This church is known as Mandsaru Kuti. Surrounded by all-round hills, Mandsaroo is a scenic area. This area of ​​valleys and plains is actually a wonderful picnic spot. The echoing echo of the mountains thrills the tourists.

   Belghar: Belghar really offers a wonderful view of natural beauty. This area, dominated by Kutia Khota tribes, shows its own distinct culture and way of life. The friendly nature is typical of the residents of Belghar. Located at an altitude of about 2555 feet above sea level, Belghar is known for its exciting voyages. Kota Wildlife Sanctuary is nearby.

   All the necessary resources to travel to Kalinga Valley are available. The nearest airport is Biju Patnaik International Airport Bhubaneswar. The distance of Kalinga Valley from the airport is about 220 kilometers. The nearest railway station is Berhampur Junction. Tourists can also travel to Kalinga Valley by road.
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