2-Day Itinerary For Bhadrak To Balasore Tour

Morning: Explore Bhadrak

Bhadrakali Temple
Timing: 6:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Begin your day with a visit to the sacred Bhadrakali Temple, one of the region's oldest shrines. It’s nestled in a serene location surrounded by greenery.

Tip: Visit early to avoid crowds and experience morning rituals.

Aradi Dham (Lord Akhandalamani Temple)
Distance: 35 km from Bhadrak (~1 hour)

A famous Shiva temple on the banks of the Baitarani River. Known for its spiritual energy and beautiful rural surroundings.

Lunch
Enjoy local Odia cuisine at a dhaba or small restaurant near Bhadrak town or along the highway toward Balasore. Try Dalma, Fish Curry, or Chhena Poda.

Afternoon: Travel to Balasore
Distance: ~60 km | Time: ~1.5 hours by road

Travel by car, cab, or local bus. Scenic drive through countryside roads.

Evening: Arrive in Balasore & Explore

Chandipur Beach
One of India’s most unique beaches where the sea disappears during low tide up to 5 km! You can literally walk on the sea bed.

Ideal for a sunset walk and local snacks like fried prawns and crab.

Dinner
Dine at a beachside hotel or head to a restaurant in Balasore like:

Hotel Swarnachuda Restaurant

Breeze Restaurant

Activities : Sightseeing

Morning:

Panchalingeswar Temple & Hills
Distance: 30 km from Balasore

Located on a scenic hilltop in the Nilgiri Hills. A short hike leads to the shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva (five lingas under a stream of water).

Beautiful views and fresh forest air.


Nilgiri Palace
Visit the nearby Nilgiri Palace, the royal residence of the former rulers of Nilgiri. It's partially abandoned but has a mystic charm and colonial architecture.

Great for history buffs and photographers.

Lunch
Head back toward Balasore town and stop at a local restaurant for a regional thali (try vegetarian Odia thali or prawn curry).

Afternoon:

Khirachora Gopinath Temple (Remuna)
Distance: 9 km from Balasore

A famous Vaishnavite temple known for its beautiful architecture and Kheer Prasad (milk pudding offered to Lord Krishna).

It is said that Lord Chaitanya visited this place.


Emami Jagannath Temple (Optional)
A modern replica of Puri Jagannath Temple built by the Emami Group. Known for its peaceful vibe and beautifully maintained premises.

Evening:
Local Shopping & Market Walk
Walk through Balasore market to pick up:

Handloom sarees (Tussar Silk, Sambalpuri prints)

Palm leaf paintings or Odisha handicrafts

Dinner

Final dinner in Balasore before wrapping up the trip.

Try fish curry, crab masala, or vegetarian pakhala bhata with fried badi and mashed potato.

Activities : Beaches Sightseeing , Sightseeing