Narendra Tank

One of Puri, Odisha's historic water tanks is called Narendra Tank, or Narendra Pokhari. One of the biggest and most revered tanks in the area, it was constructed in the 15th century by King Narendra Dev. A calm and spiritual environment is created by the abundance of tiny and large temples that surround the tank. 

The famed Chandana Yatra celebration is held there, where gods from the Jagannath Temple are carried in a magnificent procession and given holy baths in the tank. Narendra Tank is a popular destination for tourists visiting Puri because it provides a tranquil haven in the middle of the busy metropolis. 

The area surrounding the tank is perfect for strolling and offers an insight into Puri's rich cultural past. Narendra Tank Puri is a must-see, whether your goal is to tour the ancient sites or find spiritual consolation.

When organizing a trip, Puri Holiday Packages frequently incorporate a stop at Narendra Tank in addition to other major Puri attractions, guaranteeing visitors a comprehensive understanding of this holy city.

Points to Remember

Timings: Throughout the day.

Duration: 1-2 Hours.

Best Time to Visit: November to February.

Narendra Trek Temperature and Weather

Narendra Tank, located in Puri, experiences a tropical climate with distinct seasons. Here's a general overview of the weather and temperature throughout the year and enjoy it with Odisha Holiday Packages.

Summer (March to June):

Temperature: 25°C to 37°C.

Weather:  It's a hot and muggy day. Particularly in May and June, the heat can be extremely oppressive. It is best to bring lots of water and lightweight cotton clothing.

Monsoon (July to September):

Temperature: 24°C to 32°C.

Weather: During the monsoon season, the village receives moderate to high rainfall. The temperature has dropped, but the humidity is still excessive. During this season, the hamlet is verdant and beautiful, but the roads may be slick.

Winter (October to February):

Temperature: 15°C to 27°C.

Weather: The best time of year to travel is in the winter. It's the perfect weather for exploring the village, mild and relaxing. For the chilly evenings, pack light woollen clothing.

How to Reach 

Taking a local auto-rickshaw or taxi from Puri town is the first step towards arriving at Narendra Trek Puri. The distance between Narendra Trek and Narendra Pokhari, or Puri Jagannath Temple, is roughly 2 to 3 kilometres. By car, the trip takes ten to fifteen minutes. Grand Road is the simplest path, which leads to Narendra Pokhari Road. The walk is renowned for its serene setting and breathtaking scenery. For a more leisurely trip, you can also hire a cycle rickshaw.