Overview
Cuttack is in the eastern part of India located in the state of Odisha. It is the second largest city of Odisha and it was the capital of this state too. It is bounded on one side by the Mahanadi River in the north and another by the Kathajodi River in the South. Cuttack is also referred to as the ‘Millennium City’ or ‘Silver City’, and has a historical and cultural background. Cuttack tourism features many tourist spots and traveling ideas for those who are interested in Odisha's cultural tour.
The famous attraction in Cuttack is the Barabati Fort- an architectural and historical monument. It gives the tourists a fascinating opportunity to examine the remains of the medieval fort and enjoy the spectacular view. Not far from here, you can find a very prominent religious destination, Cuttack Chandi Temple which is on a hill and is devoted to Goddess Chandi. Take blessings of the Goddess Chandi amidst the calm and tranquil atmosphere of the temple. To explore the details of the city’s past, you should go to the Netaji Birthplace Museum which was established in the house where the famous freedom fighter of India, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose was born. This museum has displayed some personal belongings and things, which throws a light on Bose’s leadership during the freedom struggle of India. With our Cuttack travel guide, you can learn everything about Cuttack and plan your itinerary accordingly.
For a peaceful visit to Dhabaleswar Island, situated at the Mahanadi River, here you have to take a boat ride to take you to the temple of Lord Shiva. Visit Tangi Chhak, which is an active market square, where you can purchase native products and taste local delicacies. Finally, the Odisha State Maritime Museum shows the maritime history of the region along with the features of ship construction, navigation, and marine items. If you book the Bhubaneswar Puri Tour Package, you will get the opportunity to explore two beautiful cities. Cuttack is famous for silver filigree items, traditional art forms, dance, music, and festivals.
Cuttack has a good number of eateries that offer both spicy and sweet dishes. You can try Odisha’s favorite dish Dahi Pakhala, fermented rice cooked with yogurt. Chenna Poda on the other hand is baked cheese which is sweet and a bit caramelized at the end. When it comes to tasty tidbits, you will like Pakoras, vegetables or meat-based fritters, and Prawn Kachori, pastry pocket stuffed with spicy prawn stuffing. You must try the most famous dish, Aloo Dum which is the spicy boiled potato curry, and the Kakara Pitha which is the fried rice cake sweetened by jaggary and coconut. With Kiomoi’s Odisha tour packages, you can have a memorable vacation in this beautiful state.
