Nearby Attractions

Araku Valley (AP)

 Nestled in Andhra Pradesh, on the fringes of the Odisha border, lies the enchanting Araku Valley, a mere 120 km from Koraput town. A must-visit for nature enthusiasts and Koraput visitors, it’s cocooned within the dense forests of the Eastern Ghats Mountain range. Araku Valley boasts significant attractions like coffee plantations and a tribal museum dedicated to the indigenous tribes of the region. Experience Dhemsa, a local tribal dance, during sunset with the indigenous tribes for a truly unforgettable encounter. The breathtaking ghat roads are a major draw for travelers.

Bora Caves (AP)

Bora Cave, located near Araku Valley, is one of the Indian subcontinent’s largest caves. Discovered by British geologist William King in 1807, this million-year-old cave impresses with its vast dimensions. The cave’s entrance spans an impressive 100 meters horizontally and 75 meters vertically. Inside, the natural rock formations present a unique and mesmerizing spectacle.

Tirathgarh Waterfall (CG)

Situated 150 km from Koraput town and 35 km from Jagdalpur, Tirathgarh Waterfall is a captivating sight that lures tourists from far and wide, including those visiting Koraput. Its beauty is so captivating that visitors often find it hard to tear themselves away. Cascading from the river Munga Bahar, this waterfall plummets 300 feet below. Millennia ago, a lunar crater and earthquake sculpted the downstream cliffs, creating multiple falls that enchant viewers. A small temple perches on a massive rock opposite the falls, surrounded by the remnants of a thousand-year-old Hindu civilization. This 300-foot cascade is a captivating and must-see picnic spot.

Chitrakote Waterfall (CG)

Located on the Indravati River, originating in Odisha’s Kalahandi district within the Vindhya Range, Chitrakote Waterfall is a natural wonder. Its horseshoe shape draws comparisons to the world-famous Niagara Falls. During the monsoon, when the river swells, it blankets the entire horseshoe stretch from left to right banks, spanning approximately 300 meters in width. India’s widest waterfall, Chitrakote’s beauty is an experience that must be savored.