Odisha is one of the most beautiful regions of the eastern India. It nestles on the shores of Bay of Bengal. The main charm of the state lies in its exotic sandy beaches. It has also plenteous wild life, primitive lifestyle and holy temples famous for their architectural splendour. The charisma of the city is
The paintings range from small geometrical and floral patterns to big animal motifs and human figures are shown hunting, fighting, dancing and doing domestic chores. Most on the walls follow a sequential, horizontal pattern. Colours used are red extracted from iron, brown from copper and white from lime compounds. The characters of the pictographic writings
The traditional Hindu festival ‘Raksha Bandhan’ (knot of protection) was came into origin about 6000 years back when Aryans created first civilisation – The Indus Valley Civilisation. With many languages and cultures, the traditional method to Rakhi festival celebration differs from place to place across India. Following are some historical evidences of Raksha Bandhan celebration
There is just one airport in Orissa at the capital city – Bhubaneswar. With a commercial port at Paradeep, Orissa has also opened its doors via waterways to the nearby countries. Moreover the state capital is directly linked to New Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Allahabad, Patna and other places across India. Reach Orissa by Rail –
Historical Patachitra Paintings Orissa treasures an opulent artistic heritage that has specimens from the temple architecture as well as the edifices. Skillful artists and craftsmen of Orissa still maintain their native art by continuously processing it to adapt to a changing taste. Be it the applique artists of Pipli or the stone carvers of Orissa,