Deojhar waterfall - Cuttack

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Deojhar waterfalls
Deojhar waterfalls, around 130kms from Cuttack, in Narasinghpur Block of Cuttack District is famous for its natural beauty and Picnic. One cave named Badedidhar is just at the top of the waterfall.
Deojhar waterfall - Cuttack


THE scenic Deojhar or Dian Dhar waterfall in the Narsinghpur block of Cuttack district is looking for a facelift.

Despite attracting thousands of tourists around the year, the location lacks basic facilities and maintenance. Surrounded by dense forest, water pours from a mid-sized hill here.
At the highest of Capitol Hill, there's a cave inhabited by monks.

During winter, the location gets crowded with picnickers. One can drive down the spot by taking the Cuttack-Narsinghpur road.

The waterfall is 10 km from Narsinghpur. One has got to take right turn from Champeswar in Olab panchayat and drive another 15 km to succeed in the spot.

Though the State Tourism the department has added its name to the tourist map, the site’s development is lagging behind. 

the two to three km stretch between the location and Olab village is yet to be constructed. The waterfall in Deojhar is legendary for its natural beauty and a perfect place for picnickers. 

there's a cave referred to as Badedidhar at the highest of the waterfall, which was the abode of saints.

 Best Time: October to March

 Nearby Tourist Places:
Champeswar-15Km, Baneswarnasi- 20Km, PragalaPitha- 33Km, Bhattarika- 35Km, Sankhamari- 39Km, Simhanath- 39Km, Satakosia- 47Km.

WHAT TO EXPECT INSIDE :
  1. ·         40ft high falls.
  2. ·         There is a tube well there. You can collect water from it for drinking and feast.
  3. ·         Coldwater and the rocky terrain.
  4. ·         Boys/Male visitors who love bathing can enjoy a lot … If you want to bath there you can bath there, that is like a swimming pool.
  5. ·         Drinking water, parking, and communication system is very good.
  6. ·         Wonderful forest sceneries, animals like deers and birds like peacocks make the place even more attractive.
  7. ·         Wonderful place for adventure. That guy who is nature lovers is the best place.

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